Paul Perrier
Paul Perrier is a photographer and filmmaker living in Toronto. His first film Marymount Again…
chronicled his journey to his high school's 22nd year reunion. It was aired on CBC's Rough Cuts in 2000
and was screened at the New York Independent Film and Video Festival in 2004. Also premiering at the
New York Independent Film and Video Festival in 2004 was Perrier's Maybe the Big Rabbit Did It? a
documentary film about a surreal night out in the city during the 2003 Blackout.
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Cracked, Not Broken, 2005
(real time video documentary - 52minutes)
Cracked, Not Broken [ video
trailer / website ]
Camera Bar and Theatre, 1028 Queen Street West
[In association with Camera Bar and Stephen Bulger Gallery].
In this real time documentary, photographer/filmmaker/friend, Paul Perrier gets a glimpse into the harsh
reality and chaotic life of sex, drugs and the dangerous life of the addict. The film ends on a hopeful
note as we see Lisa struggling to get clean, and despite periods of relapse, trying hard
to use the documentary as a tool for healing.
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