She noted director Andrew Currie wanted to use Sam Lawrence Park for the winter fair scenes.
#The invisibles show movie
“The style of the movie would be called magical realism (a kind of writing or production that depicts the world as having an undercurrent of magic or fantasy),” Waterhouse said. “The Invisibles” features the cast of Tim Blake Nelson, Bruce Greenwood, Gretchen Mol, Nathan Alexis and Hamilton resident Juno Rinaldi. “The production had obtained the proper permits to discharge the fireworks but misunderstood the time frame in which they could be discharged.” “The film office is aware of complaints received from residents regarding the discharge of fireworks in Sam Lawrence Park and has addressed this with the production,” Adrovez said. but continued after midnight with the final discharge around 2:30 a.m. Kim Adrovez, senior project manager/film at the Hamilton Film Office, said they have received about a dozen neighbourhood complaints about the fireworks that were supposed to have been set off by 11 p.m. The movie includes a staged car crash on Concession Street in front of the park that saw the road closed for several evening/overnight hours.
But, instead of accepting his fate, he fights to get back to his wife Hanna, and a new beginning.” As he fades from the world, he discovers a new world of Invisibles, people who have disappeared just like him. In their darkest hour, Charlie starts to disappear - literally. The movie synopsis provided by Waterhouse is: “Charlie (Blake Nelson) and Hanna are in crisis. “We have financing from Telefilm Canada in part.” “This is a Canadian independent film said,” Mary Anne Waterhouse of Toronto-based Quadrant Motion Pictures who is co-producing the movie with Lee Kim of Resolute Films and Entertainment. The park on the west end of Concession Street was being used for winter fair scenes from the movie “The Invisibles” that is being shot mostly in and around Hamilton.
Many north-central Mountain residents herd the late night crackling of fireworks on March 1.
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