It tells the story of the Von Riesen family, focusing primarily on the relationship between sisters Yoli (Pill) and Elf (Gadon). The movie is based on Miriam Toews’ novel of the same name. There’s only so much you can do in terms of manufacturing history.” It (the sisters’ relationship) isn’t something you can replicate with somebody that you’ve just known for two weeks,” said Pill “You can’t make that up. That said, they didn’t skip a beat when they were reunited in North Bay to shoot their new project in a little over two weeks. Pill agreed and said that while they worked tightly together on projects as teenagers, they hadn’t seen each other until their latest collaboration. “It’s so much more than just ‘I know her because I went to school with her,’” Gadon said. They followed that up by enrolling in Interact at Vaughan Road Academy (an alternative program designed for students pursuing careers in dance, music, athletics and theatre).īut, in a recent interview with the Star, Gadon said their closeness wasn’t just because of the educational institutions they both attended. The Toronto-born thespians broke into the industry together as child actors and attended the Claude Watson School for the Arts in North York. When Alison Pill and Sarah Gadon were cast as sisters in Michael McGowan’s “All My Puny Sorrows,” it wasn’t much of a stretch.
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