A movie filmed entirely in the Ottawa Valley is set to premiere Thursday night at the Carling Avenue Cineplex theatre in Ottawa. ottnews
Ottawa born director Brian Lutes currently lives in Los Angeles, but travelled back to Canada in the summer of 2021 to film "Painted Sharks" in locations such as Ottawa, Arnprior, Renfrew, Douglas, Pembroke, and Eganville. The cast and crew are also almost entirely local from the Ottawa Valley.
"We literally started by knocking on a door in Pembroke and saying we want to shoot a film, would you like to be involved," recalls Lutes."She's really impulsive I would say," Nizaha says of her character. "She is a really strong character, really fun to play." Despite not having a Hollywood budget to work with, Lutes says Painted Sharks came together with through the generosity of the people whose communities they worked in.
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