Directed by Daniel Robinson

Logline: Nestor' is about being alone and the joys and hardships that come with being alone.

Synopsis: Disoriented and alone, a man wakes to find himself in a place long-abandoned. With only vague memories of his surroundings, the man relies on his instincts to discover his purpose and survive the crippling isolation.

Distribution Contact: WFG

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RUNTIME: 62 Minutes
GENRE: Experimental, Narrative, Fiction
PRODUCTION FORMAT: HD
LANGUAGE: English
LOCATION: Ontario
KEYWORDS: Ontario, Alone, Solitude, Environment, Wilderness, Amnesia, Art, Quiet, Film-Within-A-Film

Director's Statement: The film Nestor was designed specifically to be made alone -- not out of vanity, but necessity. After years of struggling to find the means to mount a traditional film production, I decided to go it alone. I wanted to test the very limits of independent filmmaking. The one rule I set for myself was do everything, from pre-production all the way to marketing, and never let anyone help. Making Nestor almost killed me, but I'm very proud of what I was able to accomplish way out in the sticks of northwestern Ontario.