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Toronto Film Series
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Chai Tea & A Movie
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The Toronto Jewish Film Festival presents this occasional
series of hot beverages and Jewish-themed films.
Venues: The Grande, SC Richmond Hill |
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Critic's Choice
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The Academy Of Canadian Cinema And TV asks local critics
to present a Canadian film.
Venue: Mediatheque |
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Doc Soup
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Monthly documentary screenings, from October to April,
programmed by the Hot Docs festival.
Filmmaker is usually in attendance.
Venue: Bloor Cinema
Upcoming:
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The Eclectic Screening Room
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Evenings of film and video oddities curated by the zine of the same name.
Venue: Centre For The Arts |
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Free Friday Films
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Weekly free screenings of recent flicks and occasional classics
presented by U of T's Cinema Studies Student Union
(but all are welcome). Prints sources range from 35mm to dvd.
Venue: Innis Town Hall
Upcoming:
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Mar 4
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The Cove
(2009, USA, D: Louie Psihoyos)
Free!
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Mar 12
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Bound For Glory
(1976, USA, D: Hal Ashby)
Free!
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Mar 26
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Love Songs
(2007, France, D: Christophe Honore)
Free!
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Movies For Mommies
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Baby-friendly screenings of recent releases for new parents dying to
get out of the house.
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Pleasure Dome
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Year-round screenings of experimental/avant-garde film and video
in a variety of venues, including Cinecycle and Latvian House.
Upcoming:
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Reel Talk
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Two monthly series, one at the downtown Varsity and one at the uptown
Grande, of six surprise films, usually hot upcoming
arthouse releases, followed by discussion with guest filmmakers,
critics, etc. Admission requires a subscription to the entire series.
The 2008/2009 season began in mid-October.
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Rue Morgue's Cinemacabre
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Monthly screenings of horror flicks courtesy the fine folks at
Rue Morgue magazine.
Venue: Bloor Cinema
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Sprockets Globetrotter Series
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The yearly Sprockets festival presents this monthly series of world
cinema for wee ones.
Venue: The Grande |
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Streets To Screens
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Toronto's Public Space committee presents this series of
independent films tackling the issues that arise from urban living.
Venues: Bloor Cinema, Toronto Free Gallery |
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Toronto Film Society
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Programmes several monthly series of classic Hollywood double-bills,
both sound and silent. Admission is by subscription/membership only.
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Toronto Jewish Film Society
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Monthly screenings (with a summer break) of Jewish-themed fare.
Single tickets for non-subscribers go on sale 15 minutes
before showtime.
Venue: Al Green Theatre
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WILDsound Feedback
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Excitingly named, but rather pedestrian-sounding in reality, this
monthly event screens shorts with the expectation of
immediate feedback from the audience for its filmmakers.
Venue: Mediatheque |
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Defunct Toronto Film Series
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Accented Cinema
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Monthly screenings on the topic of immigration and integration, presented
by the Diaspora Film Festival.
Venue: Mediatheque |
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Fight 'N Fright
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Friday nights are made for fights and frights.
Venue: Bloor Cinema |
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Hump Day Horrorshow
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Mid-week scares, likely on projected video.
Venue: Brunswick Theatre |
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Kung Fu Fridays
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After nearly a decade, Asian film guru (and Midnight Madness
programmer) Colin Geddes' raucous evenings of fightin' fists and
feet have come to a close. To remember the past and look forward
to the future, check out the related blog.
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