The Best of Secter & the Rest of Secter

Canadian cinema came of age in 1965, when David Secter, a 22-year-old Toronto University student, directed the pioneering gay-themed film THE WINTER KEPT US WARM, which garnered world attention at the Cannes Film Festival. Now, delving into a forgotten chapter of the history of independent cinema, Secter’s nephew Joel Secter presents an affectionate ode to his bohemian uncle as he reintroduces his work and influence to a new generation of filmgoers. "A thoroughly entertaining doc about an avant-gardist’s careening film dreams" - Guy Maddin.