Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival 2008

(S.Nicks - originally performed by Fleetwood Mac)
Performed by Sarah Jarvis

In "Landside", Fleming's animated avatar, Stickgirl, takes stock of her life. "I was introduced to this song while washing my hands in a public restroom. And it's the only place I hear it. A lot of restaurants choose to play it. It always makes me cry, no matter how good the meal. It's not just a girl song, or a love song, or a breakup song, but it's all those things, too. It's the perfect pop song. Simple and heartfelt.” —AMF

Ann Marie Fleming is an award-winning independent filmmaker, writer, and artist who is known for her explorations of her multi-culti family and the nature of relationships in various forms and formats.

Sarah Jarvis was born and raised in Vancouver. Daughter of mezzo-soprano Delia Wallis and violinist Gerald Jarvis, Jarvis inherited her parent’s passion for music and studied classical voice for many years. These days, Jarvis can be found running special events for the Canadian Opera Company and occasionally at the Gladstone, enjoying a little taste of the spotlight.