Ghosts with Shit Jobs

OTTAWA PREMIERE | FILMMAKERS IN ATTENDANCE

Human Spam. Digital Janitors. Spider silk gatherers. Baby makers. In the future, jobs still suck — but in whole new ways. After the collapse of North America’s economy, a Chinese television crew ventures into the vast slums of Toronto to document the “ghosts” (Cantonese slang for Caucasians) who now eke out a living doing jobs outsourced by the East. Made for just $4,000, this lo-fi sci-fi epic is “brilliant… [and] will leave you emotionally shaken, your brain teeming with weird new ideas.” (i09)

The first 100 ticket buyers get a complimentary novel from GWSJ screenwriter, Jim Munroe.