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Grace Glowicki is an actor, director, and writer based in Toronto, Ontario. She has appeared in films at many major US film festivals this year. For example, at the Sundance Film Festival, her performance in Ben Petrie’s Her Friend Adam (2016) won her a Special Jury Prize for Outstanding Performance. The film has since played SXSW Film Festival, NYC’s Rooftop Films, and the Sundance Short Film Tour. She also starred in Jason Jeffrey’s A Teachable Moment (2016), which played the Tribeca Film Festival. Upcoming acting projects include the narrative feature Cardinal (2017), directed by Grayson Moore and Aidan Shipley. The film Tito marks her feature-length directorial debut. Glowicki completed the Canadian Film Centre Actors Conservatory program in 2015. She is pictured at the TIFF 2016 unveiling of their Canadian film selections where it was announced that she was 1 of 4 of the festival’s “Rising Stars.”
Features & TV Movies:
VR indicates Direct-to-Video Release
Darkling (VR-2011, short)
Hemorrhage (2012)
The Oxbow Cure (2013)
Wet Dreams (2013, short)
Hunter Green (2013)
Bonfire (2014, short)
Nightrunners (2015)
Diamond Day (2015, short)
Her Friend Adam (2016, short)
Queef (2016, short)
A Teachable Moment (2016, short)
Bella Blue (2016, short)
Suck It Up (2016)
Arlo Alone (2016, short)
Cardinals (2017)
We Forgot to Break Up (2017, short)
Paper Year (2018)
Glitter’s Wild Women (2018, short)
Amityville Witch Activity (2018, short)
Tito (2019)
Raf (2019)
Hot Flash (2019, short)
Strawberry Shake (2020, short)
Until Branches Bend (2022)
The Legacy of Cloudy Falls
TV Series – Guest appearances:
Omega (2013)
Out with Dad (2014)
Carmilla (voice, 2014, 2016, 2018)
Credits as a Screenwriter:
Bonfire (2014, short)
Queef (2016, short)
Tito (2019)
Credits as a Director:
Queef (2016)
Tito (2019)
Credits as a Producer:
Bonfire (2014, short)
Queef (2016)
A Teachable Moment (2016, short)
Bella Blue (2016, short)
Suck It Up (2016)
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