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CineIran Festival | ||
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Contemporary Iranian cinema.
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Reel Asian | ||
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Toronto's annual collection
of films from Asia and the Asian diaspora.
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Regent Park Film Festival | @ Daniels Spectrum | |
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Shining the spotlight on a Toronto neighbourhood in revival.
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Ekran Toronto Polish Film Festial | ||
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Polish cinema returns to Toronto.
At: Isabel Bader, Hot Docs, The Revue, Ciné Starz.
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Pomegranate Film Festival | ||
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Fresh filmic takes on Armenian culture.
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Blood In The Snow | @ The Royal | |
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Warm blood for cold Canadian winter..
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European Union Film Festival | @ The Royal | |
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The member countries of the European Union showcase
continental culture for the benefit of us in the colonies.
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Canadian Labour International Film Festival | @ Carlton | |
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The world of work and those who do it.
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Shorts Not Pants Festival | @ Cinecycle | |
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Quick takes.
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The Great War On Film | @ Lightbox | |
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Cinema tackles the first World War.
This week:
The Officer's Ward (2001, France, D: Francois Dupeyron) w/ Mike Trauner -- Nov 15, 6:30pm King And Country (1964, UK, D: Joseph Losey) -- Nov 16, 6:15pm Passchendaele (2008, Canada, D: Paul Gross) -- Nov 17, 3:15pm Lawrence Of Arabia (1962, UK, D: David Lean) -- Nov 18, 12:30pm The Kid Who Couldn't Miss (1982, Canada, D: Paul Cowan) -- Nov 20, 6:15pm The Great War (1959, Italy, D: Mario Monicelli) -- Nov 22, 6:10pm |
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A Woman Possessed: The Films Of Joan Crawford | @ Lightbox | |
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Survey the extraordinary career of the great classic-era
Hollywood actress.
This week:
Autumn Leaves (1956, USA, D: Robert Aldrich) -- Nov 16, 1:00pm Humoresque (1946, USA, D: Jean Negulesco) w/ Karina Longworth -- Nov 18, 6:30pm |
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Bergman 100: The Ingmar Bergman Centenary | @ Lightbox | |
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Celebrate a hundred years of Swedish angst about
relationships and religion.
This week:
Summer With Monika (1953, Sweden, D: Ingmar Bergman) -- Nov 16, 3:45pm Persona (1966, Sweden, D: Ingmar Bergman) -- Nov 16, 9:00pm; Nov 17, 12:45pm; Nov 18, 3:00pm; Nov 19, 6:30pm; Nov 20, 6:30pm; Nov 21, 8:30pm; Nov 22, 7:00pm Hour Of The Wolf (1968, Sweden, D: Ingmar Bergman) -- Nov 16, 9:05pm The Magic Flute (1975, Sweden, D: Ingmar Bergman) -- Nov 20, 8:30pm A Lesson In Love (1954, Sweden, D: Ingmar Bergman) -- Nov 21, 6:30pm |
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Joni Mitchell: Woman Of Heart And Mind
Music and talk with Joni Mitchell. |
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You've Got Mail
Rivals in the bookstore business meet anonymously on the internet. Presented by Emily Gagne and Danita Steinberg. |
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At Eternity's Gate
Willem Dafoe portrays Vincent van Gogh as the painter's life nears its end. |
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Mamma Mia!
Sing along with the songs of ABBA as a bride attempts to determine which of three men is her actual father. |
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The 48 Hour Film Project
Two days to create art, seven screenings to sift through the results. |
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Storm De Hirsch - Mythology For The Soul
Poetry collection Mythology For The Soul launches with readings of Storm De Hirsh's poems and screenings of her films. |
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Grease 2
Michelle Pfeiffer and Maxwell Caulfield lead a new cohort of high-schoolers in sex-fueled shenanigans. |
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Aliens
"They mostly come at night... mostly." |
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Lifeforce
The Believers The Witchmaker Fear x 3! |
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Sagrada: The Mystery Of Creation
Examining the ethereal hold of Gaudi's Sagrada Familia cathedral during its epic, still-ongoing construction. |
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Anna Christie
Garbo's past as a prostitute threatens to derail her new relationship. Screening to commemorate the 150th birthday of Canada's own Marie Dressler. |
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Cats Don't Dance
A singing feline shoots for stardom. |
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El Badla
Cosplaying cops come up against real criminals. |
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Light Terrors: Expanded Cinema From Winnipeg
Winnipeg image-makers employ obsolete audio-visual equipment to sculpt time with sound and light. |
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Face To Face
A professor's attemtps to civilize an outlaw instead awaken his own violent impulses. |
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Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Before Joss Whedon's high school destroyer of the pointy-toothed menace became a small screen legend, she was personified by Kristy Swanson in this big screen adventure. Plus: a pre-show drag performance. |
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Klimt & Schiele - Eros And Psyche
The deaths of Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele usher in the end of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. |
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The Gospel According To Andre
Vetern editor Andre Leon Talley makes his mark on the world of fashion. Talley will be present for a Q&A following the screening. |
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Madame Butterfly
Only Yesterday Pre-code! A soldier loves and leaves a woman overseas; a woman left pregnant by a one-night stand meets chances upon the man responsible. |
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Omkara
Shakespeare's Othello is transplanted to the political and criminal environment of Uttar Pradesh. |
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Mickey Mouse's 90th Anniversary
Celebrate 90 years of Disney's copyright-extending corporate mascot with 1990 doc The Hand Behind The Mouse: The Ub Iwerks Story and a selection of Mickey Mouse shorts, including his debut, Steamboat Willie. |
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Tokyo Chorus
A young insurance salesman copes with providing for his family after losing his job over a point of honour. |
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Wait Till The Sun Shines, Nellie
A man looks back on the bride he lost due to his own poor behaviour. Karina Longworth, critic and creator of the You Must Remember This podcast, will talk about gender, power and Howard Hughes following the film. |
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Hausu
A group of schoolgirls get picked off one by one by a haunted country house in this bugfuck exercise in wild cinema. Screening in conjunction with the Japan Foundation's upcoming lecture on the occult boom in 1970's Japamn. |
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Dal Puri Diaspora
Fung's culinary quest to discover the origins of dal puri roti deliniates a path of colonialism and migration. |
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At Eternity's Gate
Willem Dafoe portrays Vincent van Gogh as the painter's life nears its end. Director Julian Schnable will be in attendance. |
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The Price Of Everything
An investigation into the dynamics of pricing art. Previewing tonight before its upcoming release. A panel discussion follows the film. |
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Girlfriends
A single woman prepares for solitude when her roommate moves out to get married. |
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Dan And Margot
A schizophrenic speaks of the man stalking her who was actually a figment of her imagination. Screening in support of TIFF's community initiatives. |
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How To Steal A Million
Audrey Hepburn hires professional thief Peter O'Toole to remove a forgery from a Paris museum. Plus: discussion with designer and blogger Carolyn Rohaly about fashion. |
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Infinite Football
A friend of the director details the ways he feels soccer could be much improved as a viewing experience. |
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Anthropocene: The Human Epoch
Human need to dominate the Earth creates environmental change on a massive scale. From the directors of Manufactured Landscapes and Watermark. |
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Quanto Basta
A chef with anger issues spends his community service time mentoring a cook on the autism spectrum. |
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Watermark
Environmental photographer Burtynsky turns his macroscopic gaze to the human manipulation of water. |
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The Lost World
Prehistoric creatures survive in a faraway land. With live musical accompaniment by Fern Lindzon. Presented by the Toronto Silent Film Festival. |
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Manufactured Landscapes
Edward Burtynsky's photographs of man-transformed spaces take on the dimension of time thanks to Baichwal and cinematogropher Mettler. |
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The Room
The infamy. Bring spoons! |
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