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Retrospectives, Programmes & Festivals
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Until
Jun 20
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Breakthroughs Film Festival |
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Emerging female directors break through.
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Jun 25 - 27
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Toronto Smartphone Film Festival |
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Shot small, shown big.
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Jun 27
- Jul 17
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Lavazza Drive-In Film Festival |
@ Ontario Place Drive-In
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One-time COVID-afflicted nations fill the Toronto summer
evening with the sights and sounds of cinema.
Presented by ICFF.
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Until
Jun 27
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Toronto Japanese Film Festival |
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Genre-spanning Japanese cinema. Postponed from
the spring, now taking place online.
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One-Offs And Short Runs
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Jun 18
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Pulp Fiction
(1994, USA, D: Quentin Tarantino)
Travolta. Jackson. Thurman. Roth. Willis. Rhames. Stoltz.
Keitel. Tarantino.
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@ Ontario Place Drive-In |
9:35pm |
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Jun 20
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Rushmore
(1998, USA, D: Wes Anderson)
A frustratingly precocious student finds himself in an unexpected
love triangle with his teacher and the father of two boys at his school.
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@ Ontario Place Drive-In |
9:35pm |
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Jun 21
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Ferris Bueller's Day Off
(1986, USA, D: John Hughes)
"Why should he get to do whatever he wants,
whenever he wants? Why should everything work out for him? What
makes him so goddamn special?" Split school a little early with
Matthew Broderick and company.
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@ Ontario Place Drive-In |
9:35pm |
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Jun 22
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The Goonies
(1985, USA, D: Richard Donner)
Young adventurers search the caves under their town
for pirate treasure.
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@ Ontario Place Drive-In |
9:35pm |
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Jun 23
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Beetlejuice
(1988, USA, D: Tim Burton)
Ghosts enlist an anarchic spirit to haunt the new human
residents of their home.
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@ Ontario Place Drive-In |
9:35pm |
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Jun 24
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Moana
(2016, USA, D: Ron Clements & John Musker)
A Polynesian girl with a deep connection to the water
tries to convince demigod Maui to help reverse the curse his actions have
caused.
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@ Ontario Place Drive-In |
9:35pm |
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Jun 25
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Summer Of Soul (...Or, When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised)
(2021, USA, D: Questlove)
The nearly forgotten 1969 Harlem Cultrual Festival,
a Black Woodstock of sorts, delights attendees with performances by
the likes of Stevie Wonder, Gladys Knight, Sly and the Family Stone
and Nina Simone.
Proceeds support Hot Docs Cinema's streaming series
For Viola.
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@ Ontario Place Drive-In |
9:35pm |
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