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60 EVENTS Jan-Feb 2010
Latest in February in
Detroit - Toronto
- Ottawa - Gainesville,
Fl - Boston
St. Catharines, Ont
- New York City - Montreal
- Brooklyn -
Rotterdam
Latest in January in Toronto
- Rotterdam
- Ottawa
- Stuttgart
& Dresden
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
- Chicago,
Illinois - Brooklyn,
New York
Photorama USA presents
Detroit / Troy Camera Show & Sale
Used photographic equipment sale.
Antique & usable, film & digital, still & cine.
Saturday & Sunday, February 27 & 28, 10am-3pm, $6
Balkan Community Center (Elks Lodge),
1451 Big Beaver Rd., Troy, Michigan
(i-75, 2 miles E. of I-75, between John R & Rochester Rd.)
Hot
Water (with Harold Lloyd)
(Fred C. Newmeyer & Sam Taylor, USA, 1924, on video)
Live organ accompaniment by Bill O'Meara!
Saturday, February 27, 7:30pm, free (classified)
Donations accepted for FaithWorks, assisting the needy.
St. John's York Mills Anglican Church,
19 Don Ridge Drive., Toronto
The Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT)
presents
Part 5 of its Strategies of the Medium screening series
Go Big or Go Home
Screening and Panel Discussion.
Contemporary Canadian artists' films,
all shot and finished on 35mm, 2001-2009, by John Price,
Clive Holden, Christina Battle, Kelly Egan, Steven Woloshen,
Eve Gordon & Sam Hamilton, Louise Bourque, Sonia Bridge.
Followed by a panel discussion with filmmakers
Kelly Egan and Steven Woloshen in person!
Saturday, February 27, 8pm, $8 (unclassified)
CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto
The Independent Filmmakers Co-operative of Ottawa (IFCO) presents
The Wooden Lightbox: A Secret Art of Seeing
Alex MacKenzie in person from Vancouver, BC!
with his live performance using his custom,
hand-cranked, 16mm projector!
Followed by a Talk / Q & A.
Friday, February 26, 8pm, $7 (unclassified)
Mercury Lounge, upstairs, 56 ByWard Market, Ottawa, Ontario
FEBRUARY 24-26 IN TORONTO
The U. of T. Cinema Studies Student Union (CINSSU) presents
Free Friday Films
Repertory movies, projected on 35mm film!
Tonight: Happiness
(Todd Solondz, USA, 1998)
Friday, February 26, 7pm, free (classified)
Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
"Toronto's Classiest Cinema" - Trash
Palace Theatre.
Features and shorts projected on 16mm.
Classroom Films
Educational shorts from the 60s & 70s!
Friday, February 26, 9:30pm, $5
(classified)
Doors CLOSE at 9:25pm!
Secret Toronto location printed on advance tickets
at
Eyesore Cinema,
2nd Floor, 801 Queen St. W.
The Free Screen presents
A Film About a Woman Who…
(Yvonne Rainer, USA, 1974, 16mm, 105 minutes)
Thursday, February 25, 9pm, free (adults only, by law)
Cinematheque Ontario, 317 Dundas St.W., Toronto
The Films of Chris Kennedy
Toronto independent filmmaker,
programmer, writer,
in person with 6 of his recent 16mm films,
a recent 35mm film and a recent video.
Wednesday, February 24, 8pm, $pwyc (unclassified)
CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto
FLEX
Florida Experimental Film/Video Festival
The 6th Biennial Invitational Festival. Video, 16mm, super 8.
Original works nightly at 7pm, in turn by Jacqueline Goss,
Helga Fanderl, Michael Gitlin and Johan Grimonprez,
followed at 9pm by work that influenced them.
February 20-23, 7 & 9pm, $5/each, $20/pass
at different locations in Gainesville, Florida
The International Experimental Cinema
Exposition
Boston premieres of new 16mm and 35mm films from international
and Boston-based filmmakers Maximiliano Viale, Jonathan Schwartz,
Zach Iannazzi, Robert Todd, Saul Levine, Noah Stout, Luther Price,
David Gatten, Tony Balko, David Chaim Cohen, Kathryn Ramey.
TIE curator
Christopher May and most filmmakers in person!
for introductions and to answer questions.
Saturday, February 20, 1:30pm, $10/8
The Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA),
100 Northern Ave., Boston, Massachusetts
Christopher May also showed his own films at the Tuesday
Club,
Loring-Greenough House, Boston, Tuesday, February 16, 8pm.
FEBRUARY 19 & 20 IN OTTAWA
Available Light Screening Collective and SAW Video present
Kevin
Jerome Everson
in person from Virginia, USA
with his recent short videos shot on 16mm.
Curated by Amy Lynn Kazymerchyk for DIM
Cinema.
Followed by a Q+A with the filmmaker,
and a public reception sponsored by the U.S. Embassy.
Friday, February 19, 7:30pm, free! (unclassified)
Club SAW, Arts Court Building, 67 Nicholas St., Ottawa, Ontario
Artist Talk
- Saturday, February 20, 2-4pm
SAW Video, Arts Court Building, 67 Nicholas St.
Black History Month Film Party
Jonathan Culp in person from Toronto, presents
original 16mm films from the 30s to the 80s!
Civil rights speeches by 60s black leaders,
classroom films from the USA to Africa,
and jazz films from the 30s and 40s.
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Friday, February 19, 8pm, free or pwyc (unclassified)
Niagara Artists Centre (NAC),
354 St. Paul St., St. Catharines, Ontario
"50 Years of the Other Spanish Cinema" series (Feb 19-21) presents
Appropriations / Grand Super-8
Found-footage films and super 8 films, on video,
from early & recent avant-garde film movements in Spain.
Marcel Pey, Luis Cerveró, Juan Bufill, David Reznak, Eugeni Bonet,
Eugènia Balcells, Toni Serra, Jesús Pérez-Miranda,
David Domingo,
Lope Serrano Sol, Manuel Huerga, Maximiliano Viale, Oriol Sánchez.
Friday, February 19, 9pm, $9/7
Anthology Film Archives, 32 2nd Ave., New York City
FEBRUARY 18 & 19 IN TORONTO
The U. of T. Cinema Studies Student Union (CINSSU) presents
Free Friday Films
Repertory movies, projected on 35mm film!
Cult Night:
The
Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai
(W.D. Richter, USA, 1984),
Dark
Star (John Carpenter, USA, 1974), and
Fritz
the Cat (Ralph Bakshi, USA, 1972).
Friday, February 19, 7pm, free (classified)
Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
The Power Plant and The Drake Hotel present
Wavelength on 16mm
with Elizabeth Legge and Michael Snow
Elizabeth Legge, Chair, Dept of Art, University of Toronto,
launches her book on Snow's Wavelength by introducing
a screening of Wavelength (1967, 16mm, 45 minutes)
and Snow's Standard Time (1967, 16mm, 8 minutes),
followed by Questions & Answers with Michael Snow.
Legge's book will be on sale, available for signing.
Both films are first showings of new prints!
Thursday, February 18, 7pm, free! (unclassified)
The Drake Hotel - Underground, 1150 Queen St. W., Toronto
28e Rendez-vous du cinéma québécois
February 17-27, $8 each, Montreal, Quebec
FEBRUARY 17 IN OTTAWA
Hear Kevin
Jerome Everson
talking about his upcoming Video Screening & Talk
in Ottawa at SAW
Video, this Fri & Sat, Feb 19 & 20.
Wednesday, February 17, 5-7pm
"Click here", CHUO-FM 89, Ottawa
FEBRUARY 16 IN TORONTO
Early Monthly Segments presents its monthly screening
3 Films by Marjorie Keller
16mm films, USA, 1980-1991.
Tuesday, February 16, 7:30pm, $5 (unclassified)
The Art Bar, Gladstone Hotel, 1214 Queen St. W., Toronto
Light Industry presents
Naomi Uman: The Ukrainian Time
Machine
Naomi Uman in person! with 4 selections from her new
Ukrainian Time Machine project, a cycle of 16mm films.
Followed by a conversation with Uman & Nellie Killian.
Tuesday, February 16, 7:30pm, $7
Light Industry, 5th Floor, 220 36th Street, Brooklyn, New York
FEBRUARY 16 IN BOSTON, MASS
Tuesday Club presents its sixth monthly screening
Christopher May in Person!
with his new experimental films, including
three, triple super 8 projections,
and a double 16mm projection.
Tuesday, February 16, 8pm, $4
Loring-Greenough House,
12 South St., Jamaica Plain, Boston, Massachusetts
Christopher May will also host a program from his
The International Experimental Cinema Exposition (TIE),
at The ICA, Boston, Saturday, February 20, 1:30pm.
FEBRUARY 15 IN MONTREAL
Concordia University Studio Arts & MFA Visiting Artist Program,
Mobile Media Lab, Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema,
Spectral Media Lab, and Hexagram present
The Wooden Lightbox: A Secret Art of Seeing
Alex MacKenzie in person from Vancouver, BC!
with his live performance using his custom,
hand-cranked, 16mm projector!
Followed by a Talk / Q & A.
Monday, February 15, 7:30pm, free!
Black Box, Sub-Basement Room OS3-845,
Engineering - Visual Arts Building, Concordia University,
1515 St. Catherine West (at Guy), Montreal, Quebec.
FEBRUARY 13 IN OTTAWA
The Canadian Film Institute (CFI)
and
the Available Light Screening Collective present
All Fall Down by Philip
Hoffman
(Canada, 2009, video, 94 minutes)
Philip Hoffman and co-writer
Janine Marchessault in person from Toronto!
Saturday, February 13, 7pm, $10 (adults only, by law)
Auditorium, Library and Archives Canada,
395 Wellington St., Ottawa, Ontario
FEBRUARY 12 IN TORONTO
The U. of T. Cinema Studies Student Union (CINSSU) presents
Free Friday Films
Repertory movies, projected on 35mm film! Tonight:
Days
of Heaven (Terrence Malick, USA, 1978)
Friday, February 12, 7pm, free (classified)
Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
Pleasure Dome Artists Film Exhibition Group presents
The Pleasure Principle
Three films (on video) from the
McMaster University Film Board
in Hamilton, Ontario, 1966-1969.
Introduction by Stephen Broomer.
Friday, February 12, 8pm, $8 (unclassified)
CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto
"Toronto's Classiest Cinema" - Trash
Palace Theatre.
Features and shorts projected on 16mm.
Fat City (John Huston, USA, 1972)
Friday, February 12, 9:30pm, $5
(classified)
Doors CLOSE at 9:25pm!
Secret Toronto location printed on advance tickets
at
Eyesore Cinema,
2nd Floor, 801 Queen St. W.
Deborah Stratman - 16mm Magus
16mm Film Workshop by Deborah Stratman
Tuesday-Thursday, February 9-11, 10am, 75€
(Sold out!)
Profile Screening of 16mm Films
Deborah Stratman in person!
with 3 of her films, 2001-2009.
Wednesday, February 10, 9pm, 5€
WORM, Achterhaven 148, Rotterdam, Netherlands
FEBRUARY 4 & 5 IN TORONTO
The U. of T. Cinema Studies Student Union (CINSSU) presents
Free Friday Films
Repertory movies, projected on 35mm film! Tonight:
Paths of Glory (Stanley Kubrick, USA, 1957)
Friday, February 5, 7pm, free (classified)
Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
"Toronto's Classiest Cinema" - Trash
Palace Theatre.
Features and shorts projected on 16mm.
Die! Die! My Darling! (Silvio Narizzano, UK, 1965)
Friday, February 5, 9:30pm, $5
(classified)
Doors CLOSE at 9:25pm!
Secret Toronto location printed on advance tickets
at
Eyesore Cinema,
2nd Floor, 801 Queen St. W.
The Revue Film Society presents
10th Drop Your Shorts: Short
Film Festival
Video, 16mm, 35mm shorts, maximum 15 minutes.
Submit your shorts in person on Jan. 30, Noon-1:30pm.
Thursday, February 4, 7pm, $2 (adults only, by law)
The Revue Cinema, 400 Roncesvalles Ave., Toronto
FEBRUARY 4 IN OTTAWA
The Canadian Film Institute (CFI) presents it's Cafe Ex series.
The World Viewed:
The Films of Chris Kennedy
In person from Toronto!
independent filmmaker, programmer and writer,
with his 16mm & 35mm films, and video, 2004-2009.
Thursday, February 4, 7:30pm, $pwyc (unclassified)
Club SAW, Arts Court Building, 67 Nicholas St., Ottawa, Ontario
FEBRUARY 3 IN TORONTO
The Images Festival and The Power Plant present
Snows Gone By
Two 16mm films and a video by Michael Snow.
Triage
(Michael Snow & Carl Brown, 2004, 16mm, dual-projection, 30 min.),
See You Later - Au Revoir (1990, 18 min., DVD), and
Presents (1981, 90 min., 16mm).
Wednesday, February 3, 7pm, $6 (adults only, by law)
Studio Theatre, 235 Queens Quay W., Harbourfront Centre, Toronto
Fridays, in Toronto or online, on CKLN-FM 88.1, listen to
Cinephobia
2-3pm
Host Stuart (Feedback) Andrews
interviews Jonathan Culp about Canadian "Tax Shelter" movies
and upcoming events & workshops at Toronto's LIFT
Film Co-op.
The U. of T. Cinema Studies Student Union (CINSSU) presents
Free Friday Films
Repertory movies, projected on 35mm film! Tonight:
The
Double Life of Veronique
(Krzysztof Kieslowski, Poland, 1991)
Friday, January 29, 7pm, free (classified)
Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
"Toronto's Classiest Cinema" - Trash
Palace Theatre.
Features and shorts projected on 16mm.
Target
Eagle
(José Antonio de la Loma, Spain / Mexico, 1982)
Friday, January 29, 9:30pm, $5
(classified)
Doors CLOSE at 9:25pm!
Secret Toronto location printed on advance tickets
at
Eyesore Cinema,
2nd Floor, 801 Queen St. W.
The Free Screen presents
La Région centrale
(Michael Snow, Canada, 1971, 16mm, 180 min.)
Michael Snow in person!
Thursday, January 28, 7pm, free (adults only, by law)
Cinematheque Ontario, 317 Dundas St.W., Toronto
The 3rd Annual the
8 fest
Small Guage Film Festival
January 27-31, $5 each, $25 Pass (adults only, by law)
Canadian Corps Headquarters, 201 Niagara St., Toronto
Including super 8 film installations exhibition
Opening: Wednesday, January 27, 7pm
Fountain, 1261 Dundas St. W., Toronto
39th International Film Festival Rotterdam
January 27 - February 7, Rotterdam, Netherlands
The Independent Filmmakers Co-operative of Ottawa (IFCO) presents
Small-Gauge Film Club Meeting
Super 8 & 16mm filmmakers, novice & veterans!
Screen and talk about small-gauge filmmaking.
Check out cameras and other equipment.
Bring your own film to show. Also showing:
Norman McLaren’s Pas De Deux on 16mm!
Win 16mm film stock with processing & transferring!
Snacks and refreshments available.
Monday, January 25, 6:30pm, free
IFCO Lounge, 2 Daly Ave., Suite 140, Ottawa, Ontario
JANUARY 22-24 IN TORONTO
16th annual Camerama Camera
Show
Used photographic equipment sale.
Antique & usable, film & digital, still & cine.
50-100 merchants' tables.
Sunday, January 24, 10am-3pm, $7
Thornhill Community Centre, 7755 Bayview Ave., Thornhill
Gary Perry 905-550-7477 gvperry at gmail dot com
Pleasure Dome Artists Film Exhibition Group presents
Public Lighting
by Mike Hoolboom in person!
(Canada, 2004, video, 76 min.) Re-cut for this screening!
Saturday, January 23, 8pm, $8 (unclassified)
Plus the re-launch of the publication
Projecting Questions? (2009) at 7pm.
CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto
The U. of T. Cinema Studies Student Union (CINSSU) presents
Free Friday Films
Repertory movies, projected on 35mm film!
Tonight: A Jackie Chan double feature with
Project A Part II (1987) and Police Story 2 (1985).
Friday, January 22, 7pm, free (classified)
Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
"Toronto's Classiest Cinema" - Trash
Palace Theatre.
Features and shorts projected on 16mm.
Who
Killed Mary What's 'Er Name?
(Ernest Pintoff, USA, 1971)
Friday, January 22, 9:30pm, $5
(classified)
Doors CLOSE at 9:25pm!
Secret Toronto location printed on advance tickets
at
Eyesore Cinema,
2nd Floor, 801 Queen St. W.
23rd Stuttgarter
Filmwinter
Festival for Expanded Media
Film, New Media, Video, Installation, Performance.
January 21-24, Stuttgart, Germany
JANUARY 21-23 IN DRESDEN
11th Dresdner Schmalfilmtage
Super 8, 8mm, 16mm films
Motorenhalle, Wachsbleichstraße 4a, Dresden, Germany
JANUARY 19 IN TORONTO
Early Monthly Segments presents
Grand Opera: An Historical Romance
(James Benning, USA, 1979, 16mm, 84 minutes)
featuring Sadie Benning, Yvonne Rainer,
Michael Snow, Hollis Frampton, George Landow.
Plus a short 8mm film by Nicky Hamlyn! (UK, 1990).
Tuesday, January 19, 7:30pm, $5 (unclassified)
The Art Bar, Gladstone Hotel, 1214 Queen St. W., Toronto
The Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT) presents
Filmmaking Workshops January - April
Super 8, 8mm, 16mm, 35mm! Finish on film!
Limited enrolments. First come - first served.
Registration begins: Tuesday, January 19, 10am
L.I.F.T., 1137 Dupont St. (at Gladstone Ave.), Toronto
Super 8 Hand-Processing Workshop
Shoot, hand-process and screen your own super 8 film!
Instructor: Heidi
Phillips from Winnipeg. Limit: 5 people.
Now full! Get on the Wait List for the next one!
Monday, January 18, 7-8pm
and
Saturday, January 23, 10am-4pm
Public Screening!
- Saturday, January 23, 7pm, free
Super 8 films, shown on super 8, by workshop participants
Shanell Papp, Peter Stinson, Ian Campbell, Laura Margita,
Dallas Kruszelnick, Stephanie Norris, Donovan Thorimbert,
J.P. Crowe, Amber Christenson, Karen Polowick, Heidi Phillips.
PAVED Arts, 424 20th St. W., Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
White Light Cinema presents
Zorns Lemma by Hollis Frampton
(1970, USA, 16mm, 60 minutes)
introduced via webcam by Michael Zryd in Toronto.
Showing as part of the citywide screening series
Critical Mass: Re-viewing Hollis Frampton.
Sunday, January 17, 8pm, $7-10
The Nightingale, 1084 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, Illinois
Photorama USA presents
Chicago Camera Show & Sale
Used photographic equipment sale.
Antique & usable, film & digital, still & cine.
Saturday & Sunday, January 16 & 17, 10am-3pm, $6
Radisson Hotel, 1725 East Algonquin Rd., Schaumburg, Illinois
(I-90 or 290 West to 53 North to Algonquin Road West 1/2 mile)
JANUARY 8-15 IN TORONTO
The U. of T. Cinema Studies Student Union (CINSSU) presents
Free Friday Films
Repertory movies, projected on 35mm film!
Tonight: Brand
Upon the Brain!
(Guy Maddin, USA / Canada, 2006) Guy Maddin in person!
Friday, January 15, 7pm, free (classified)
Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
"Toronto's Classiest Cinema" - Trash
Palace Theatre.
Features and shorts projected on 16mm.
TV Nite! Classic TV
on 16mm film!
Green Acres, Rifleman, Wonder Woman, Fantasy Island,
more!
Friday, January 15, 9:30pm, $5 (classified)
Secret Toronto location printed on advance tickets
at
Eyesore Cinema,
2nd Floor, 801 Queen St. W.
The University of Toronto Cinema Studies Institute
and the Jackman Humanities Institute present
My
Winnipeg (Guy Maddin, Canada, 2007)
with live narration by Guy Maddin!
Thursday, January 14, 7pm, free (classified)
Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
The Revue Film Society presents
Silent Sunday Matinee
The Lost World (Harry Hoyt, USA, 1925, silent, on 16mm),
with live piano accompaniment by William O’Meara!
In the silent-era Revue Cinema which opened in 1912!
Sunday, January 10, 4pm, $10 (classified)
The Revue Cinema, 400 Roncesvalles Ave., Toronto
The U. of T. Cinema Studies Student Union (CINSSU) presents
Free Friday Films
Repertory movies, projected on 35mm film! Tonight:
Octobre
(Pierre Falardeau, Canada, 1994)
introduced by Prof. Scott MacKenzie.
Friday, January 8, 7pm, free (classified)
Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
"Toronto's Classiest Cinema" - Trash
Palace Theatre.
Features and shorts projected on 16mm.
Shack Out on 101 (Edward Dein, USA, 1955)
Friday, January 8, 9:30pm, $5 (classified)
Secret Toronto location printed on advance tickets
at
Eyesore Cinema,
2nd Floor, 801 Queen St. W.
Light Industry and X-initiative present
Five Films by Joyce Wieland
Short 16mm films, 1967-1984.
Introduced by Emily Roysdon.
Wednesday, January 6, 7:30pm, $7
Light Industry, 5th Floor, 220 36th Street, Brooklyn, New York
JANUARY 1 IN TORONTO
"Toronto's Classiest Cinema" - Trash Palace Theatre.
Features and shorts projected on 16mm.
Wild in the Streets (Barry Shear, USA, 1968)
Friday, January 1, 9:30pm, $5 (classified)
Secret Toronto location printed on advance tickets
at
Eyesore Cinema,
2nd Floor, 801 Queen St. W.
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