Noam Gonick is a Canadian filmmaker and video artist based in Winnipeg. He's directed feature length fictional narratives, documentaries and created several video installation pieces. He also edited a book about fellow Canadian filmmaker Bruce LaBruce called Ride, Queer, Ride!.
To watch samples of this filmmaker's work, please visit his Vimeo page.
No Safe Words (2009)
Stryker (2004)
Hey, Happy! (2001)
Tinkertown (1999)
1919 (1997)
Guy Maddin: Waiting for Twilight (1997)
In a near-apocalyptic Winnipeg, aliens tell a mentally disabled man that he must sleep with the male cashier of an outdoor adult video store.
The 7th annual Montreal Underground Film Festival features films by Aaron Zeghers, Neil Ira Needleman, Tony Gault, Ben Popp, Noam Gonick, Heidi Phillips and many more experimental filmmakers.
Watch the trailer for Hey, Happy!, the 2001 feature film debut of Winnipeg filmmaker Noam Gonick that was the opening night film of the 2001 New York Underground Film Festival.
Looking for a cheap laugh? Then these flicks on Amazon Video on Demand should soothe your craving: Sex Galaxy, Gamers, Hey Happy! and more.
The 19th annual $100 Film Festival in Calgary is having a retrospective of Alexandre Larose, plus films by Jodie Mack, Greg Hanson and more.
Among the highlights of the 19th annual $100 Film Festival are films by Naomi Uman, Zach Iannazzi, Paul Clipson, Jodie Mack and more.
The 5th annual WNDX Festival will have a retrospective of George Kuchar, plus films by Canadian filmmakers like Clint Enns, Mike Rollo and more.
Heterosexual sports meets gay pride in Noam Gonick’s short video No Safe Words, in which men are waterboarded during a sporting event.
INCITE, edited by Brett Kashmere, is a very welcome addition to the world of writing on experimental and underground media. Thank you, INCITE!
Nov. 28: Come see the Winnipeg premiere of Guy Maddin’s The Little Cloud That Cried at AceArtInc. The film stars Lexi Tronic and Breanna Taylor.
