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More Than Convenience | The End of a 123-Year-Old Corner Store That Built A Community | Short Doc

More Than Convenience is an 11-minute documentary about the Alberta Corner Store that served the Ramsay neighbourhood of Calgary for nearly 123 years. More than a store, this is the story about how one family became the heart of a community and helped build something unique and deeply human. If you have ever longed to live in a time and place where we connected deeply and our interactions were more relational than transactional... the Alberta Corner Store was one of the last and best ones we had. More Than Convenience played at the Edmonton International Film Festival, Anchorage International Film Festival, Annual Copenhagen Film Festival, Stockholm City Film Festival, and Third Culture International Film Festival in New Zealand. Clarification/Correction: Before the Kim family bought The Alberta Corner Store it was owned by Henry Cook who ran it for approximately 40 years (1930s-1970s) along with his son and wife. Special Thanks to: Mrs. Kim, Edith, Cooper, Catherine, Starr, Rose, Kat, Colton, and Sarah. Directed & Produced By: Rew Jones Cinematographer: Sam Coombes Gaffer/Key Grip: Stella Minae Keck Swing Grip/LX: Umesh Thamotharam & Thomas Lubig 1st AC: Michael Manus Location Sound: Per Asplund Art: Lilah Jones Locations: Suhas Swamydas Editing: Rew Jones Colour: James Galbraith VFX: Daniel Rubert Music By: Jesse Racicot Sound Mix: Arjun Roy A Checkered Owl Media Film