
Three decades in the making, Winnipeg musician and filmmaker Greg Hanec’s feature Think at Night (1992-2024) is a challenging work which assaults the viewer with aggressively abrasive sounds and images as an embittered man (played by Hanec) who, for some reason, has given up on art, wanders the city at night, encountering acquaintances whose continuing creative practices he takes as a personal affront. The film’s style reflects and embodies the character’s existential state, confused and angry, before resolving in a moment of contemplative calm.