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Pin Wheel

Pin Wheel tells the story of a 40-year-old, 2SLGBTQ+ character who has an unexpected encounter during an isolated time in her life.

The narrative short film, part light-hearted drama and part celebration of solitude, speaks of the universal themes of heartbreak, belonging and kinship.

This community screening of the local short film Pin Wheel is free and open to the public and will feature an in-person Q&A with the filmmakers.

Carey Shaw
A professional photographer for the past 25 years, Carey Shaw (she/her) is based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Treaty 6. With a BFA from the Alberta College of Art & Design, her photography work focuses on portraits, relationships, memories and identity. Carey has worked as an Artist in Residence with the Saskatchewan Arts Board and community arts educator and artistic coordinator with the MacKenzie Art Gallery and Common Weal Community Arts. She continues to teach photography and traditional darkroom practices with PAVED Arts, University of Saskatoon and Remai Modern.

Steph Krawchuk
Born and raised in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Steph Krawchuk holds a BFA from the University of Saskatchewan. Her abstract paintings explore the interplay between line, shape, colour and texture. Her work has been included in numerous exhibitions, both locally and internationally, and can be found in public and private collections throughout Canada. Krawchuk lives and works in Saskatoon.

Shaw and Krawchuk are first-time filmmakers. They began collaborating in 2021, under the name Racquet Club Creative Studio. Pin Wheel is their debut short film.

Pin Wheel
Directed by Carey Shaw & Steph Krawchuk
2024, Canada, 26 minutes, NR