Shush (film)

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Shush

Directed by| Michael Ray Fox
Produced by| Doug Pettigrew
Thom Fitzgerald
Rob Joseph Leonard
Written by| Michael Ray Fox
Starring| Amy Trefry
Eldon Thiele
Reid Price
Annika Borg
Nathaniel Dooks
Josh MacDonald
Taylor Olson

Music by| Warren Robert
Cinematography| Jeff Wheaton
Edited by| Angela Baker

Release date

| Cancelled

Running time

| 80 minutes
Language| English
Budget| $250,000 CAD

Shush is an unreleased Canadian thriller film written and directed by Michael Ray Fox that was shot in 2019[1] and was ultimately cancelled due to delays stemming from the Covid-19 Global Pandemic. Shush screened publicly only once[2] and streamed online for one week in early November 2021 as a special presentation by Telefilm Canada and the Silverwave Film Festival[3].

## 2021 Premiere & Cancellation[edit]

Following a delayed post production that resulted in the film's cancellation, a rough assembly of Shush was inexpensively finalized and premiered on the Closing Night of the 2021 FIN Atlantic International Film Festival[4][5]. Despite a positive response at the only screening of Shush[6], release plans for were cancelled and the film was not be publicly released. Shush stars Amy Trefry, Eldon Thiele, Reid Price, Annika Borg, Josh MacDonald, Nathaniel Dooks, and Taylor Olson[7].

## References[edit]

1. ↑ "Nova Scotia dog doc series NSK9 and feature film Shush receive government funding | SaltWire". SaltWire.
2. ↑ "SHUSH". FIN.
3. ↑ "Silver Wave Film Festival rolls out 2021 lineup | GridCityMagazine". GridCityMagazine.
4. ↑ "What to watch at FIN Atlantic International Film Festival: Thu Sep 23". The Coast.
5. ↑ "Shush". Fin festival.
6. ↑ King, Mandy (October 14, 2021). "The subjective success of modern horror". Dalhousie Gazette.
7. ↑ "Shush (2021) | IMDb". IMDb.

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