BIOGRAPHIE

Toronto filmmaker Su Rynard's diverse body of work spans three decades and embraces dramatic, documentary, experimental, and installation forms. Her work has screened in festivals around the world including the Toronto Intl Film Festival and the Rotterdam International Film Festival. Her early media art works were exhibited at the MOMA in New York and the National Gallery in Ottawa. She has received numerous awards, notably the Buffon Prize from Pariscience and the prestigious Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize. Born on the Canadian Armed Forces base in Downsview, she grew up in a world apart from the city of Toronto surrounding her, never the less, she was drawn to the art world at an early age. Rynard graduated from the Ontario College of Art and was a Director Resident at the Canadian Film Centre. Her current work is inspired by science, ecology, and the complexities of the human relationship to the natural world. When not entangled in a creative project she often vanishes into the Canadian wilderness. www.SuRynard.com

FILMOGRAPHIE

• 2024 The Everlasting Pea Director, Production, Referent, Sales, Script
• 1997 Strands Director
• 1996 Eight Men Called Eugene Director, Production
• 1995 Big Deal, so What Director, Production