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When Stefan Kanachowski’s hockey career is threatened by his inability to focus, he heads home to reconnect with his family – only to discover that he was never connected with them in the first place. At home, he recalls childhood hockey games in faraway towns, and confronts his mother, Ellen, who views him more as an NHL prospect than a son, and his two brothers – one who worships him, the other who resents him, both of whom are seething with jealousy. With his past and future clashing like opposing forces, Stefan comes to realize how a seemingly harmless game has deprived him of his family, his life and his happiness. His very identity is in “sudden-death overtime.”
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Dwayne Beaver has directed short films, music videos and television programs. He made his network television directorial debut on Shadow Raiders, produced by Alliance Atlantis. In 1998, he worked in collaboration with Atom Egoyan, co-directing a full-length video version of the opera Salome. Dwayne is a graduate of the Canadian Film Centre and the Cinema, Television, Stage and Radio Arts Program at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT). He is also a winner of the drama prize awarded by the National Screen Institute of Canada. The Rhino Brothers is his first feature film. 
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