Daydream Nation (film)
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| Original title | Daydream Nation |
| Country of production | Canada |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 2010 |
| length | 98 minutes |
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| Director | Michael Goldbach |
| script | Michael Goldbach |
| production |
Trish Dolman , Christine Haebler |
| music | Ohad Benchetrit |
| camera | Jon Joffin |
| cut | Jamie Alain |
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Daydream Nation is a Canadian film drama from the year 2010 . Michael Goldbach wrote the script and took over the direction. In Germany, the film had its television premiere on January 30, 2013 on the pay-TV channel Sky Cinema .
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17-year-old Caroline Wexler moves with her father from the big city to a small village in the middle of nowhere. In her opinion, she has nothing in common with her classmates, so she turns to her teacher Mr. Anderson, to whom she feels connected with the intention of conquering him for herself. However, her classmate Thurston is also very interested in Caroline, which leads to a rather strange love triangle developing.
Awards and nominations
In 2012 Daydream Nation was nominated for five Leo Awards , including in the category for best camera. Jon Joffin won this award. In the same year Daydream Nation was nominated for the Vancouver Film Critics Circle Awards for Best Picture British Columbia. The award went to the film People of a Feather.