News
- November 2012
- On The Big Screen
- Fruit Hunters on Dr. Oz
- China, Japan, Korea
- February 2011
- A Few Recent Stories
- Wall Street Jam
- Tomatoes and Kids
- Travel and Leisure
- October 2009
- "The Very Noble Train of the Huntsman"
- CBC Book Club And Other News
- September 2009
- Goblin Market
- A Bumper Crop...
- Turning Japanese
- August 2009
- The Children of Light - Photos!
- Get Fruity
- The Eternal Ones of the Dream
- June 2009
- UK Fruit Media Blitz
- May 2009
- Fruits of Desire
- The Fruit Hunters UK... and other editions out now!
- April 2009
- Newsflash: The Center of the Galaxy Tastes Like Raspberries
- Systems of Delayed Orgasms...
- Obsession Lesson
- March 2009
- More Mega-Fruit Coverage
- January 2009
- Reading Matter
- Upcoming Engagements
- Miracle Fruit Frenzy Continues!
- October 2008
- Shortlisted 2x, Readings...
- Fruit Club!
- Morphology, Purple Flowers
- Audio Book
- Interviews, etc
- July 2008
- Maslin Picks Fruit!
- Montreal Miracle Fruit Party
- Fruity Freakies
- June 2008
- Montreal Launch
- May 2008
- New York Times Hearts Fruit Hunters
- Canadian Tour
- Jerusalem In My Heart
- West Coast
- A New Fruit Hunter Blog
- Q&A
- Utne Reader on Orion Excerpt
- Pre-Publication Fruit Hype
- “Baby, Let’s Make Fruit Salad”
- April 2008
- Fruit Tour
- The City is Blue
- The Trades Are Glowing
On The Big Screen
Nov 07, 2012The Fruit Hunters has been made into a feature documentary directed by Yung Chang, starring a international cast of fruit explorers, including Bill Pullman. The film is produced by EyeSteelFilm. More info here
It opens in Canadian theaters on November 23. I’ll be at the Bloor Cinema on the evening of Nov 23 and Nov 24th for a Q n A. Please come say hello. We’ll have exotic fruits available after the screening.
The film will then be released in the United States in late spring/early summer 2013. More precise dates to come.
In the meantime, here are some snapshots.
1. Bill “reading” the Fruit Hunters:
2. On set:
3. With Mila Aung-Thwin (Producer), Bill Pullman (Fruit Hunter), and Yung Chang (Director)
4. My alter-ego?
