Down River director Ben Immanuel (formerly Ben Ratner) returns with his third feature, a wry, self-aware Covid comedy in which a socially distant Vancouver documentarian checks in with a stressed-out therapist (Corner Gas star Gabrielle Miller) and several of her patients over the course of the pandemic. Although the tone is predominantly comedic, this framework allows Immanuel to take the temperature of the times and dig into contemporary obsessions and concerns: race, gender, sexuality, and of course mental health. With it’s artful sketches of a sparsely populated Vancouver Are We Done Now? transports us back to a time of enforced introspection with a great degree of wit and sensitivity.
May 10: Q&A with director Ben Immanuel
Ben Immanuel
Ben Immanuel, Gabrielle Miller, Jennifer Spence, Giacomo Baessato
Canada
2025
English
Best Canadian Feature (Fiction), Available Light Film Festival, Whitehorse (shared with Paying For It)
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Credits
Screenwriter
Ben Immanuel
Cinematography
Emma Djwa
Editor
Cindy Au Yeung, Franco Pante
Original Music
Adrian Glynn
Art Director
Josh Plaw
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