Local film Black Field to be released on DVD and Blu-ray in July

Posted: 1:13 PM CDT Monday, Jun. 13, 2011

Black Field, a locally produced “prairie Gothic romance" featuring Vampire Diaries star Sara Canning, will be released on DVD and Blu-ray on Friday, July 29th by Century Street Distribution.

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Black Field, a locally produced “prairie Gothic romance" featuring Vampire Diaries star Sara Canning, will be released on DVD and Blu-ray on Friday, July 29th by Century Street Distribution.

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Black Field, a locally produced “prairie Gothic romance” featuring Vampire Diaries star Sara Canning, will be released on DVD and Blu-ray on Friday, July 29th by Century Street Distribution.

Written and directed by Winnipegger Danishka Esterhazy, the film’s dark romantic overtones arise amid a ramshackle homestead where the relationship between two sisters (played by Canning and local actress Ferron Guerreiro) is sundered by an itinerant French-Canadian trapper (Mathieu Bourguet) who may be a wanted fugitive.

The film, shot near Tyndall, Man., was released theatrically in 2010 and is currently screening on Super Channel.

Rebecca Sandulak
Watch for Sara Canning (left) and Winnipeg actress Ferron Guerreiro in the gothic prairie drama Black Field, a feature debut by local filmmaker Danishka Esterhazy. — Rebecca Sandulak Watch for Sara Canning (left) and Winnipeg actress Ferron Guerreiro in the gothic prairie drama Black Field, a feature debut by local filmmaker Danishka Esterhazy.

DVD extras will include a behind-the-scenes featurette titled An Element of Darkness as well as two short films by Esterhazy.

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