The Canadian premiere of the documentary film “The Last Game” is set for October 8 at the Hockey Hall of Fame. This unique film explores the intersection of hockey and climate change, following players from Nairobi to New York as they confront the climate crisis through their beloved sport.
Ken Dryden’s Role in “The Last Game”
Hockey legend Ken Dryden lends his voice to the documentary, marking his final film appearance. His commentary emphasizes the importance of environmental protection as the film unfolds a heartfelt story.
Film Details and Highlights
Directed by 17-time Emmy winner Jon Alpert, “The Last Game” takes viewers on a global journey. It showcases notable hockey figures, including:
- Jari Kurri
- Mike Richter
- Stéphane Matteau
- Caroline Ouellette
- Chelsea Ziadie
Beyond the sport, the film features interactions with diverse cultures. Audiences will see shamans from the Amazon, reindeer herders in the Arctic, and monks from the Himalayas.
Commffest Film Festival Premiere
The premiere of “The Last Game” is part of the Commffest Film Festival. Each screening will include a Q&A session with Jon Alpert and some members of the hockey team featured in the film. Attendees can also win door prizes, such as game-worn jerseys.
Event Details
Details for the premiere are as follows:
| Date | October 8 |
|---|---|
| Showtimes | 12 PM → 1:30 PM |
| Location | TSN Theater, Hockey Hall of Fame, 30 Yonge St, Toronto |
Seating is limited, so it’s advisable to secure tickets soon. This event is a perfect opportunity to honor Ken Dryden’s legacy and engage with important environmental discussions within the context of hockey.
