Steve Sanguedolce

Born in Toronto in 1959, Sanguedolce’s obsession with home movies led him to an enduring interest in the family. But it wasn’t until his tenure at Sheridan College (1978-81) that he would be lent tools to grant his interest expression. There, schooled in the personal documentary ethos of the Escarpment School, Sanguedolce would begin a body of work that would peer relentlessly into the darkest and most private moments of the self. After college he co-directed the scathing poetic documentary “Full Moon Darkness” (1983). His next five movies would establish him as one of North America’s premiere diary filmmakers. For more information, see www.fringeonline.ca.