Oil Sands Karaoke

This documentary runs for 82 minutes and delves into the lives of five oil patch workers competing in a karaoke contest. Set in Northern Alberta, a region known for its contentious oil extraction practices, it highlights the challenges these workers face, including long hours and difficult working conditions.

Through the lens of competition and music, the film presents a unique perspective on why these workers, despite the harsh realities of their jobs, find motivation to participate in karaoke. It engages with themes of personal expression and the complexities of working in a controversial industry. Oil Sands Karaoke is a different take on both documentary filmmaking and the culture surrounding karaoke, providing insight into a world often overlooked by mainstream narratives.