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Patrick Carroll is a film/television editor & director. He edited the feature documentary Letter from Masanjia which was nominated for a Canadian Screen Award and for which Carroll was nominated for Best Documentary Editor by the Canadian Cinema Editors. His work on Rise & Shine Benedict Stone was also nominated by the CCE. His other work ranges from narrative (Cranberry Christmas, Reunion) to documentary series (Rust Valley Restorers, Kink) and factual TV (Highway Through Hell, The Week the Women Went). As a director Patrick won the A&E Short Film Award for his documentary, I'm That Fool and his most recent film, Run Stack Overflow had its world debut at AmDocs in Palm Springs. He is a former board member of the DOXA Film Festival and remains involved as a member of the screening committee.
I've lived near Main and Broadway for a decade, and over those 10 years of business closing and moving away in search of a cheaper lease, Our Town Coffee was my constant go to for a morning kick start. Now within a block of their location there are five other coffee shops, so rationally, the laws of supply and demand indicate something's gotta give.
And yesterday Our Town closed without any notice.
And now I'm trying to decide what my second favourite coffee shop is.
