Details
Feature Documentary
Broadcasters: The Movie Network; Movie Central
Distributor:Primitive Entertainment
Broadcasters: The Movie Network; Movie Central
Distributor:Primitive Entertainment
Awards
Best Documentary, Flyway Film Festival, 2011
Festivals
Canadian Front, MoMA, 2011
Philadelphia Cinefest, 2011
Hot Docs, 2011
Open Roof - Toronto, 2011
Canada Days Film Festival - Waterloo, 2011
Gimli Film Festival - Gimli, 2011
Just For Laughs Film Festival - Montréal, 2011
Possible Worlds - Sydney's Canadian Film Festival, 2011
Rooftop Films - Philadelphia, 2011
Dark Bridges Film Festival - Saskatoon, 2011
Bergen International Film Festival, 2011
Zurich Film Festival, 2011
Flyway Film Festival, Stockholm, WI, 2011
Free Range Film Festival, 2011
Fantastic Fest, 2011
Press Play Festival, 2011
Yukon Film Society, 2012
Salem Film Fest, 2012
Byron Bay Film Festival, 2012
Crossroads Film Festival - Jacksonville, Mississippi, 2012
Portugal Underground Film Festival, 2012
Philadelphia Cinefest, 2011
Hot Docs, 2011
Open Roof - Toronto, 2011
Canada Days Film Festival - Waterloo, 2011
Gimli Film Festival - Gimli, 2011
Just For Laughs Film Festival - Montréal, 2011
Possible Worlds - Sydney's Canadian Film Festival, 2011
Rooftop Films - Philadelphia, 2011
Dark Bridges Film Festival - Saskatoon, 2011
Bergen International Film Festival, 2011
Zurich Film Festival, 2011
Flyway Film Festival, Stockholm, WI, 2011
Free Range Film Festival, 2011
Fantastic Fest, 2011
Press Play Festival, 2011
Yukon Film Society, 2012
Salem Film Fest, 2012
Byron Bay Film Festival, 2012
Crossroads Film Festival - Jacksonville, Mississippi, 2012
Portugal Underground Film Festival, 2012
Project Info:
It's going to be a beauty day!
His cable access television show, The Cap'n Video Show, ran from 1990 to 1995, spawning a small but loyal cult following. Each week Ralph Zavadil performed a series of idiotic and occasionally dangerous stunts, challenging the sensibilities of his small Southern Ontario audience.
With the advent of the internet and reality television still years away, his unique brand of gross-out stunt comedy was truly ahead of its time. All it took was a broken neck for him to get noticed.