Film / Project Grizzly
Wednesday April 17, 2024  12pm - 1:15pm (1 Hour 15 Minutes)
Gallery / Exhibit Movie / Film Community Event

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Event in Room: Upstairs

FILM / Project Grizzly
TRAILER: https://vimeo.com/930721838

Free Admission (donations are welcome)

When Troy Hurtubise was attacked by a grizzly bear in 1984, he decided that he would never be a victim again and set about constructing an armoured suit that could withstand a grizzly attack. Built out of titanium, rubber and chain mail, and supported by interior air bags, the 145-pound (66-kilogram) suit (with Hurtubise often in it) is clobbered by baseball bats, thrown off cliffs and hit by a pickup truck. Seen around the world and even spoofed on The Simpsons, Project Grizzly has become a cult favourite.

The most hilarious scenes in the film feature Hurtubise as a kind of Japanese robot, willingly testing himself and his suit. The journey takes him to the Rockies…and to some scenes of self-awareness.

“One of the most provocatively entertaining and loopily Canadian documentaries of the decade.” — Geoff Pevere, Toronto Star

“It’s fantastic.” — Quentin Tarantino

YEAR: 1996
RUN TIME: 72min
GENRE: Action/Adventure, Documentary
LANGUAGE: English

DIRECTOR:
Peter Lynch earned international success with his wildly popular and critically-acclaimed Project Grizzly. His features include The Herd, Cyberman, A Whale of a Tale and Dem Bones. Lynch won a Genie for his short film Arrowhead. His most recent feature film, Birdland, was released in 2018.

CAST:
Troy Hurtubise

PRODUCERS:
Michael Allder, Gerry Flahive, Louise Lore

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