Pages Books & Magazines joins forces with Mongrel Media to launch the DVD version of Late Fragment

Pages Books & Magazines joins forces with Mongrel Media to launch the DVD version of Late Fragment, a groundbreaking interactive film co-created by writer-directors Daryl Cloran, Anita Doron and Mateo Guez. Late Fragment enables audiences to control the flow and outcome of the narrative as they watch it. Likewise, partygoers at the DVD's launch can explore a multileveled space and watch clips of the film, dance to a DJ or even get a tattoo! – an event presented by Pages Books & Magazines, Mongrel Media, Ontario Film Development Commission, National Film Board, and EYE WEEKLY

Tattoo Rock Parlour, 567 Queen St W, Toronto
Thursday, July 10; 8:00 p.m. - 2:00 a.m. Free.

DVDs will be on-sale at the event.

LATE FRAGMENT is an interactive film that lets audiences piece together, both literally and figuratively, the cinematic narrative in front of them. Three strangers, Faye, Kevin and Théo, participate in a program where victims and offenders share their stories. Emotionally broken from the violence they have experienced, each turns to the restorative justice process in hopes of finding some measure of wholeness. Three story lines interconnect, and this unique cinematic experience allows the viewer to play a creative and interactive role by weaving in and out of the film's story lines - whenever they choose – by clicking the remote. Shot in Toronto, Late Fragment was designed for a DVD platform and presented as a live VeeJay'd performance theatrically. It is like many of the non-linear movies we have come to love, including Crash, Short Cuts, and Amores Perros. But with Late Fragment audiences now impact what scene they may get next.

"There are 380 available 'clicks,' allowing for billions of story trajectories." - Globe & Mail

"May be the most groundbreaking of the films screened at TIFF this year" -POV Magazine

A selection of Mongrel Films' DVD catalogue is now available at Pages Books & Magazines, 256 Queen St West, Toronto.

Visit http://www.pagesbooks.ca AND http://www.mongrelmedia.com