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SARAH POLLEY IN CONVERSATION WITH ELEANOR WACHTEL

From child performer to award-winning filmmaker, Sarah Polley is a phenomenon. She’s not only an actor, Oscar-winning screenwriter, and director, she’s also won prizes for her powerful collection of personal essays –gutsy, honest and complex– that probe her past, often mediated through her own body and threats to it through circumstance or illness. The book is called Run Towards the Danger: Confrontations with a Body of Memory. (translated into French by x and published in Quebec by y). It would take too long to list all the movies and TV shows Sarah Polley has starred in –from “The Adventures of Baron Munchausen” and “Road to Avonlea” to “The Sweet Hereafter” and “My Life Without Me”; the directors she’s worked with –from Terry Gilliam to Hal Hartley and Kathryn Bigelow– and the awards and honours she’s received. She’s adapted the work of Canada’s best writers: Alice Munro, Margaret Atwood, Carol Shields, Miriam Toews. Her documentary,“The Stories We Tell” was included in the Top Ten Canadian Films OF ALL TIME and won the $100,000 Best Canadian Film Prize, as well as the New York Film Critics Circle Award. Alongside all this, Sarah Polley has been writing her own intense personal work. Join her in conversation with the renowned literary journalist Eleanor Wachtel.