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THE SHACK – interview with Stuart Hazeldine

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by GREG KING

Based on the best-selling novel, the religious themed drama The Shack is a story of faith, belief and one man coming to terms with the tragic events of the recent past. It stars Sam Worthington, Radha Mitchell and Octavia Spencer, and was directed by Stuart Hazeldine. Greg spoke to Stuart about the pressures of bring a beloved novel to the screen, the casting process, shooting on location in British Vancouver, and his own journey as a filmmaker.

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