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80 EVENTS April-June 2015
45 EVENTS IN
TORONTO 35 EVENTS BEYOND
TORONTO
June 2015 in Dublin,
Ireland - Brooklyn
- Toronto
- London, UK - Calgary
NYC - Winnipeg
- Regina & Saskatoon
- London,
Ont - San
Francisco
May 2015 in Toronto
- Milwaukee, WI
- Rochester, NY
- Montreal -
Calgary
Brooklyn - San
Francisco - Ottawa
- Chicago
- Sackville, NB
April 2015 in Toronto
- London, Ontario
- Boston - Providence,
RI
Montreal - San
Francisco - Baltimore
- Brooklyn
- Vancouver
21 EVENTS JUNE
2015 12 EVENTS MAY
2015 12 EVENTS APRIL
2015
21 EVENTS JUNE 2015 IN TORONTO
The Revue Cinema presents its "Silent Revue" series
It
(Clarence G. Badger, USA, 1927, digital, 72 min.)
Live musical score by Makia Matsumura!
In the silent-era Revue Cinema, opened in 1912!
Sunday, June 28, 4:15pm, $13 (classified)
The Revue Cinema, 400 Roncesvalles Ave., Toronto
TIFF Cinematheque presents
Twilight Made Manifest:
The Films of Phil Solomon
in person from Boulder, Colorado! with
mostly 16mm films, some videos, 1980-2013.
3 different programs, and an Artist Talk!
Thursday, June 25, 6:30pm, free!
(classified)
Saturday, June 27, 1pm, free! (classified)
Sunday, June 28, 8pm, free! (classified)
TIFF Bell Lightbox, 350 King St. W., Toronto
Phil Solomon Exhibition April
29 - June 28
Artist Talk Wednesday, June 24, 6pm, free!
Ryerson
Image Centre, 33 Gould St., Toronto
The Art Gallery of Ontario and Luminato Festival present
By Night With Torch And Spear
Works, 1956-1982, mostly from the AGO collection.
16mm films by Joseph Cornell, Bruce Conner, Arthur Lipsett,
and films on video by Alain Resnais, Chris Marker, Lis Rhodes.
Total time 109 minutes. Geoffrey Farmer in person June 20!
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Saturdays & Sundays, June 20 &
21, 27 & 28, 2pm, $20
(includes general admission to the AGO)
Wednesday, June 24, 7pm, free! (all shows
unclassified)
Gallery 505, contemporary galleries, 5th floor,
Art Gallery of Ontario, 317
Dundas St. W., Toronto
Arranged by Geoffrey Farmer in conjunction with his
public sculpture,
June 19-29, Trinity Bellwoods Park, 790 Queen St. W., Toronto
"Toronto's Classiest Cinema" - Trash
Palace Theatre - presents
16mm features & shorts monthly on a Friday. Facebook
group
This
is a Hijack
(Barry Pollack, USA, 1973, 90 min.)
Facebook
event
Friday, June 26, 9:30pm, $10 (classified)
CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto
Spectacular
Optical and the Royal Cinema,
celebrating
Bike to Work Month and A Taste of Little Italy,
present their KID POWER! series.
BMX
Bandits
(Brian Trenchard-Smith, Australia, 1983, 35mm, 88 min.)
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Saturday, June 20, 2pm, free! (classified)
The Royal Cinema, 608 College St., Toronto
(historic 1939 Art Moderne movie house)
The Free Screen presents
Artists Talk:
Daniel Young & Christian Giroux
with Axel Wieder. All films on 35mm!
Thursday, June 18, 6:30pm, free!
TIFF Bell Lightbox, 350 King St. W., Toronto
Pleasure Dome and Art Spin present
Ways + Means by Leslie Supnet
in person from Montreal! with her
videos,
plus the premiere of her new 16mm film!
shown on a hand-built, bicycle-powered film projector,
created by Martin Heath and Petra Chevrier of CineCycle.
Facebook
Thursday, June 18, 9:30pm, free!
(unclassified)
Outdoors! (Rain date: June 25)
Clay and Paper Theatre, 35 Strachan Ave., Toronto
TIFF Cinematheque presents its series
WYSIWYG:
The Films of Michael Snow, Program 6
A Casing Shelved (1970, 35mm slide, recorded sound,
45 min.),
Side Seat Painting
Slide Sound Film (1970, 16mm, 20 min.).
Michael Snow in person!
Tuesday, June 16, 6:30pm, free! (classified)
TIFF Bell Lightbox, 350 King St. W., Toronto
Regional Support Network presents
A Thousand Things to Frame:
Films by Portuguese Filmmakers
Videos by Mónica Baptista, Pedro Maia, Ricardo Leite,
Rita Macedo, Paulo Abreu and Pedro Ferreira, and
a super 8 film by Pedro Ferreira. Curated by
Pedro Ferreira in person! Facebook
Monday, June 15, 8pm, $5 / pywc
Videofag, 187 Augusta Ave., Toronto
The Toronto International Film Festival Group (TIFF) presents
Tacita Dean,
Daniel Young & Christian Giroux
Two recent 35mm film installations,
one of them a double-projection!
Curated by Laurel MacMillan.
June 12 - August 23 (classified)
Opening Reception
Friday, June 12, 8pm-10pm, free!
HSBC Gallery, TIFF Bell Lightbox, 350 King St. W., Toronto
PLUS
Artists Talk: Daniel Young &
Christian Giroux
35mm films! Thursday, June 18, 6:30pm, free!
The Free Screen presents
Water
and Power
(Pat O'Neill, USA, 1989, 35mm, 57 minutes)
restored print, original stereo soundtrack!
preceded by Babobilicons
(Daina Krumins, USA, 1982, 35mm, 16 min.)
restored print, blown up from 16mm!
Sunday, June 7, 7:30pm, free! (classified)
TIFF Bell Lightbox, 350 King St. W., Toronto
super8porter.ca 10th Anniversary
June 6, 2015
The "Film for Artists: Site & Cycle" Residency presents
Island Movies
Short super 8 and 16mm films! and videos,
by previous residency participants, Amber Christensen,
Nisha Planeteer, Caitlin OhwolfO'brainz, Penny McCann.
Some artists in person! Followed by Toronto Island
(Peter Newman, 1970, super 8 film on digital, 40 min.),
followed by a beach bonfire! Popcorn & refreshments!
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Friday, June 5, 8pm, free!
Artscape Gibraltar Point, 443 Lakeshore Ave., Toronto Island
Pleasure Dome presents
Radiant Bodies
A 16mm film (2001) by Gariné Torossian,
a 35mm film (2002) by Louise Borque,
and recent videos by Daniel McIntyre,
Emily Pelstring and Kyle Armstrong.
Total running time: 77 min. Facebook
Thursday, June 4, 7:30pm, $8 (unclassified)
CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto
The Photographic Historical Society of Canada (PHSC) presents
The Big One - 41st Spring
Photographica Fair
Canada's oldest, largest, used photographic equipment sale.
Antique & usable, film & digital, still & cine. 100
tables. Facebook
Sunday, May 31, 10am-3pm, $7, students free!
NEW LOCATION!
Trident Banquet Hall,
Unit 200, 145 Evans
Ave., Etobicoke
(east of Islington Ave., south of the QEW / Gardiner Expwy)
"Toronto's Classiest Cinema" - Trash
Palace Theatre - presents
16mm features & shorts monthly on a Friday. Facebook
group
Skip
Tracer (Zale Dalen, Canada, 1977, 95 min.)
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event
Friday, May 29, 9:30pm, $10 (classified)
CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto
Trinity Square Video presents
Open Screening
Bring your films or videos to show!
or just come to watch!
16mm, 8mm, super 8 film,
.mov, .avi, .wav, .MP4, .M4V,
Blu-ray, Quicktime, VHS, DVD.
Max 10 min. 1st come, 1st shown.
Facebook
Tuesday, May 26, 7:45pm, pwyc
(unclassified)
Sign-up begins at 7pm.
Trinity Square Video, Suite 376, 401 Richmond St. W., Toronto
CONTACT
Photography Festival and Early
Monthly Segments
present EMS' monthly screening #73
Niagara Custom Film Lab
16mm films, 1999-2014, made at Toronto's artist-run lab
by Izabella Pruska-Odenhof, Riccardo Iacono,
Alexi Manis, Sylvain Chaussée, Sara Mclean,
Christina Battle, Carl Brown & Rose Lowder.
Total running time: 53 minutes. Facebook
Artists in person!
Monday, May 25, 8pm (unclassified)
$5-10 suggested donation
Ballroom, Gladstone Hotel, 1214 Queen St. W., Toronto
(Co-curated by Kate Addleman-Frankel to accompany her
CONTACT
photo exhibit of Niagara Lab work, May 1-31,
on the 3rd and 4th floors, Gladstone Hotel.
Facebook)
The Revue Cinema presents its "Silent Revue" series
The
Patsy (King Vidor, USA, 1928, digital,
78 min.)
Live musical accompaniment by Jordan Klapman!
In the silent-era Revue Cinema, opened in 1912!
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Sunday, May 24, 4:15pm, $13 (classified)
The Revue Cinema, 400 Roncesvalles Ave., Toronto
Spectacular
Optical and the Royal
Cinema
present their KID POWER! series
My
Bodyguard
(Tony Bill, USA, 1980, 35mm, 96 min.)
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Saturday, May 23, 2pm, $8 / $5 under 14 (classified)
The Royal Cinema, 608 College St., Toronto
(historic 1939 Art Moderne movie house)
The Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT) presents
Filmmaking Workshops - Summer
2015
Super 8, 16mm, 35mm! Finish on film!
Limited enrolments. First come - first served.
Registration began Tuesday, May 19, 10am
L.I.F.T., 1137 Dupont St. (at Gladstone Ave.), Toronto
TIFF Cinematheque presents its series
WYSIWYG:
The Films of Michael Snow, Program 5
Dripping Water (1969), One Second in Montreal (1969),
See You Later - Au Revoir (1990), all on 16mm!
Total running time: 54 minutes.
Sunday, May 17, 1pm, free! (classified)
TIFF Bell Lightbox, 350 King St. W., Toronto
The Toronto Animated Image Society (TAIS)
presents the first in its new quarterly series
Experiments in Television
This is Al Capp
(Guy Fraumeni & Ernie Pintoff, USA, 1970, video, 60 min.)
preceded by A Doonesbury Special
(John and Faith Hubley, USA, 1977, 16mm, 26 min.)
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Saturday, May 16, 7:30pm, $7 (unclassified)
PIX
Film Gallery, Unit C, 1411 Dufferin St., Toronto
(next to TAIS Studio, 2 blocks north of Dupont St.)
Transit/Transform/Transmit
Artist Residency by Pedro
Ferreira
May 8-14, free / pwyc Facebook
Opening Night: Derme + Niranjan
8mm + super 8 films with live sound!
Friday, May 8, 8pm-10pm (unclassified)
T/R/A/N/S/FORM 16mm handmade
film workshop
Saturday, May 9, 4pm-6pm
Everything Must Go flea
market / video installation
May 10-14, 1pm-6pm (unclassified)
“Poland is Nice” video
screening (HD, 75 minutes)
Thursday, May 14, 8pm-10pm (unclassified)
Being Generation, 867 Dundas St. W., Toronto
Ryerson
University’s Film Preservation and
Collections Management Class of 2015 presents
Take
Two: Reflecting on
Toronto Filmmakers 1965-1972
16mm films by Betty Ferguson, Keewatin Dewdney,
Michael Snow, Raphael Bendahan, John Straiton,
Joyce Wieland, Rick Hancox, Robert Fothergill,
Warren Collins, Keith Lock & Jim Anderson.
2 different programmes! 6pm & 7:30pm.
Light refreshments served during intermission.
Followed by a Panel Discussion - 8:45pm,
w/ Betty Ferguson, Robert Fothergill, Keith Lock,
Raphael Bendahan, Michael Snow, Rick Hancox.
Plus an exhibition of film ephemera of the time!
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Monday, May 4, 6pm, free! (unclassified)
Room 304, Ryerson Image Arts Bldg., 122 Bond St., Toronto
(2 blocks east of Yonge, 1 block north of Dundas)
Limited seating - first come, first serve.
CONTACT Photography Festival (May 1-31) presents
Bright Lights Dark City: Niagara
Custom Lab
and Toronto Experimental Film Photo Exhibit
Work by Michael Barker, Carl E. Brown, Sylvain Chaussée,
R. Bruce Elder, John Porter, Izabella Pruska-Oldenhof,
Kelly Egan, John Price and Elisa Julia Gilmour.
Curated by Kate Addleman-Frankel. Facebook
May 1-31, daily 12-5pm.
Opening Reception Friday, May 1, 7-10pm.
3rd & 4th Floors, Gladstone Hotel, 1214 Queen St. W., Toronto
PLUS
16mm Films from Niagara Custom
Film Lab
Monday, May 25, 8pm, $5-10 details
in the Ballroom, Gladstone Hotel
12 EVENTS APRIL 2015 IN TORONTO
The Revue Cinema presents its "Classics Revue" series.
King
Kong
(Merian C. Cooper, USA, 1933, 16mm, 104 minutes)
plus three early 1930s 16mm shorts! and an intro!
in the silent-era Revue Cinema, opened in 1912!
Thursday, April 30, 9pm, $11 (classified)
The Revue Cinema, 400 Roncesvalles Ave., Toronto
CineCycle presents its Spring 2015
Toronto Open Screening
Bring your films or videos to show!
or just come to watch!
35mm, 16mm, 8mm, super 8 film,
VHS, DVD, Blu-Ray, Quicktime, AVI.
Max 10 min. 1st come, 1st shown.
Facebook
Sunday, April 26, 7:45pm, $pwyc
(unclassified)
Sign-up begins at 7pm.
CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto
TIFF Cinematheque presents its series
WYSIWYG:
The Films of Michael Snow, Program 4
La Région Centrale
(Michael Snow, Canada, 1971, 16mm, 180 minutes)
Thursday, April 23, 6:30pm, free! (classified)
TIFF Bell Lightbox, 350 King St. W., Toronto
"Toronto's Classiest Cinema" - Trash
Palace Theatre - presents
16mm features & shorts monthly on a Thursday. Facebook
group
Puppet
on a Chain
(Geoffrey Reeve, UK, 1971, 98 min.)
Facebook
event
Thursday, April 23, 9:30pm, $10 (classified)
CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto
Pleasure Dome and Grow-Op 2015 present
Future Ruins
Videos by Sarah J. Christman, Nick Jordan,
Laura Huertas Millán, Francesca Dasso,
Harun Farocki and Nora Naranjo-Morse.
Facebook
Wednesday, April 22, 7:30pm, $8 (unclassified)
Ballroom, Gladstone Hotel, 1214 Queen St. W., Toronto
Early Monthly Segments presents its monthly screening #72
Forum Lenteng
3 recent videos from Jakarta, Indonesia.
Total running time: 40 minutes. Facebook
Monday, April 20, 8pm (unclassified)
$5-10 suggested donation
Ballroom, Gladstone Hotel, 1214 Queen St. W., Toronto
The Toronto Animated Image Society (TAIS),
The Royal
Cinema
and Spectacular
Optical present their KID POWER! series
The
Point! (Fred Wolf, USA, 1971, 16mm,
74 min.)
The original version, narrated by Dustin Hoffman! plus
Really Rosie (Maurice Sendak, USA, 1975, 16mm, 27 min.)
Facebook
Saturday, April 18, 2pm, $8 / 5 under 14 (classified)
The Royal Cinema, 608 College St., Toronto
(historic 1939 Art Moderne movie house)
28th Images
Festival of
Independent Film, Video and New Media
Video, 35mm, 16mm, super 8 film,
performances and installations!
Including many guest artists!
April 9-18 (classified)
mostly at Jackman Hall (entrance on McCaul St.),
Art Gallery of Ontario, 317 Dundas St. W., Toronto
Frameline
Interviews and commentary about movies,
with hosts Barbara Goslawski and Arthur Yeung.
Today: Hot
Docs Festival (April 23 - May 3) including
interview with director Su Rynard (The Messenger).
Thursdays, 2pm - 2:30 / 3pm
listen online at Radio Regent
The Free Screen presents
Jean-Paul Kelly: A Minimal Difference
Jean-Paul Kelly in person! to introduce
his recent videos
and a 16mm film (1937) by Mary Ellen Bute.
Total running time: 70 minutes.
Sunday, April 5, 6pm, free! (classified)
TIFF Bell Lightbox, 350 King St. W., Toronto
The 15th aluCine
Latin Film & Media Arts Festival (April 2-12) and
The Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT)
present
Fantasmas Cromaticos:
The Films of Claudio Caldini
in person from Buenos Aires, Argentina!
LIFT's current Artist-in-Residence, with his
super 8 films including a triple projection!
and premieres of his workshop participants'
9 short films made last month! Facebook
Friday, April 3, 7:30pm, $10 (unclassified)
Jackman Hall (entrance on McCaul St.),
Art Gallery of Ontario, 317 Dundas St. W., Toronto
The U. of T. Cinema Studies Student Union (CINSSU) presents
Free Friday Films
Repertory movies sometimes projected on 35mm.
Facebook group
Pride
(Matthew Warchus, UK / France, 2014, 120 min., digital)
Facebook
event
Friday, April 3, 7pm, free! (classified)
Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
June 2015 in Dublin,
Ire - Brooklyn
- London, UK
- Calgary
- NYC
Winnipeg
- London, ON -
Regina & Saskatoon
- San Francisco
May 2015 in Milwaukee,
WI - Rochester,
NY - Montreal
- Calgary
Brooklyn - San
Francisco - Ottawa
- Chicago
- Sackville,
NB
April 2015 in London,
ON - Boston
- Montreal
-
Providence, RI
San Francisco
- Baltimore, MA
- Brooklyn
- Vancouver, BC
The Experimental Film Society presents
Two Live Performances
Intersections of cinema and performance,
with Esperanza Collado using 16mm film, and
Atoosa Pour Hosseini using super 8 on video
with Irene Murphy and Mick O’Shea.
Tuesday, June 30, 6:30pm, free!
Temple Bar Gallery & Studios, 5-9 Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Ireland
2 EVENTS JUNE 2015 IN BROOKLYN
The New York Film-Makers' Coop and Microscope Gallery present
Projection Instructions:
An Evening of Expanded Cinema
16mm films, 1966-2007, including dual projections,
from the collection of the Film-Makers’ Cooperative,
by Jennifer Reeves, Paul Sharits, Malcolm Le Grice,
Rose Lowder, Guy Sherwin. Total time: 95 minutes.
Curated by Josh Guilford. Facebook
Friday, June 26, 7:30pm, $10
Microscope Gallery, #2B, 1329 Willoughby Ave., Brooklyn,
New York
(Wyckoff & St. Nicholas, Jefferson L, exit Starr St.)
Millennium Film Workshop presents
Time Over Time: Films by Adele
Friedman
in person from Chicago!
with her 16mm films, 1979-2015.
Thursday, June 25, 7:30pm, $10
Microscope
Gallery, #2B, 1329 Willoughby Ave., Brooklyn, New York
(Wyckoff & St. Nicholas, Jefferson L, exit Starr St.)
LUX Artists Moving Image presents
Film Farm Lux 20th Anniversary
Show
16mm films and videos made at the Film Farm, 1994-2014, by
Jeremy Moss, Jennifer Reeves, Philip Hoffman & Eva Kolcze,
David Gatten, Helen Hill, John Greyson, Barbara Sternberg,
Eve Heller, Chris Chong, Jennifer Reeves, Deirdre Logue.
Curated and presented by Artistic Director and founder
Philip Hoffman, in person from Toronto, Canada!
Total running time: 81 minutes.
Thursday, June 18, 7pm, £6
LUX, 3rd floor, 18 Shacklewell Lane, London, UK
The Calgary Society of Independent Filmmakers (CSIF) presents
Secret Cinema: Summer 2015
Monthly screenings of unannounced 16mm films!
from CSIF's library, curated by CSIF members
who also conduct a short Q&A after the films.
Outdoors! The third Tuesday each month,
sometimes with surprise musical guests!
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Tuesday, June 16, 10pm, free!
CommunityWise Courtyard, 223 12 Ave. SW, Calgary, Alberta
The Calgary Society of Filmmakers of Toronto (CSIF) presents
"48 Hour Film Frenzy"
Screening
16mm films made this day and yesterday!
by teams shooting, hand-processing and
editing black & white reversal film, and
creating digital soundtracks.
Sunday, June 7, 7pm, free!
CommunityWise Resource Centre,
#103 - 223 12 Ave. SW, Calgary, Alberta
Super 8mm Poetics:
The Films of Stephanie Gray
Her First Retrospective! Films 1999-2014.
3 different programs of super 8 films!
by NYC filmmaker & poet Stephanie Gray,
w/ her live reading, plus live sounds by
guest musicians & sound artists!
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Friday-Sunday, June 12-14, 7:30pm, $10 each
Anthology Film Archives, 32 Second Ave, New York, New York
JUNE 2015 IN WINNIPEG, MANITOBA
Open City Cinema presents
3rd Winnipeg
Underground Film Festival
Videos, 16mm and super 8 films
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Friday-Sunday, June 5-7, $10/day, $20 pass
Frame Arts Warehouse, 318 Ross Ave., Winnipeg, Manitoba
2 EVENTS JUNE
2015
IN SASKATCHEWAN
"SHOOT & SHOW" SUPER 8 SCREENINGS RECOMMENDS
JUNE 2015 IN REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN
The 12th Original One
Take Super 8 Event
24 new films shot & shown on super 8! by Regina area artists
using one 3-minute roll of film each, without any ‘second takes’,
and the filmmakers do not view their film before the screening!
Dianne Ouellette, Martin Makowski, Nick Holroyd, Jori Cachene,
Karen Elliott, Ken Wilson, Peter Brass, berni hi & Chrystene Ells,
Kristine Dowler, Eric Hill, Sarah Huber, Mike Rollo, Gerald Saul,
Gord Pepper, Patrick Palmer, Ian Campbell, Colby Richardson,
Jay Sotkowy, Kevin Dowler, Noelle Duddridge, Nelson Mitchell,
William Bessai-Saul, Amber Phelps Bondaroff, Brian Stockton.
Facebook
Friday, June 5, 8pm, free!
Regina
Public Library Film Theatre,
Central Branch, 2311 12th Ave., Regina, Saskatchewan
"SHOOT & SHOW" SUPER 8 SCREENINGS RECOMMENDS
JUNE 2015 IN SASKATOON, SASK
PAVED Arts presents
The 3rd Saskatoon One
Take Super 8 Event
19 new films shot & shown
on super 8! by local artists
using one 3-minute roll of film each, without any ‘second takes’,
and the filmmakers do not see their film before the screening!
Mark Ferguson, Red Smarteez, Ania Slusarczyk, Marcel Petit,
Alex Rogalski, Derk Gerwin, Kevin Wesaquate, Gray Myrfield,
Adeel Salman, Jean-Sebastien Gauthier, Reincarnating Fred,
Shakey Wilson, Brad Proudlove, Tanjalee Kuhl, Emily Kohlert,
Jesse Doig, Cameron Duff, Catherine Lemire, Dave Turcotte.
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Thursday, June 4, 7pm, free!
Roxy Theatre, 320 20th St. West, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
London Ontario Media Arts Association (LOMAA) and UnLondon present
Andrew J. Paterson
The Man Without a Movie Camera
in person from Toronto! with his
camera-less videos, 2008-2015, total
run time 35 min., followed by a Q&A.
Facebook
Thursday, June 4, 7pm, $5 / pwyc (unclassified)
121 Studios, 121 Dundas St., London, Ontario
Artists' Television Access presents its
Monthly Open Screening
Show your work! Get feedback! Or just come to watch!
1 hour of shorts shown, so best to submit in advance.
Anything goes, but maximum 15 minutes, on
8mm, 16mm film, DVD, miniDV/DVcam, VHS, beta.
Refreshments!
Thursday, June 4, 8pm, $5,
free for contributing artists!
Artists' Television Access,
992 Valencia St. (at 21st), San Francisco, California
Microlights presents
Fury of Memory: Films by Saul
Levine
16mm and super 8 films and a digital video, 1977-2011.
Total running time: 67 minutes. Facebook
Saturday, May 30, 7:30pm, free!
Microlights, 2541 North Bremen St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Visual Studies Workshop presents
Films by Rose Lowder
16mm films, 1979-2009,
by the French filmmaker.
Total running time: 70 minutes.
Curated by VSW Artist-In-Residence
Tara Merenda Nelson. Facebook
Friday, May 29, 7pm, $5 suggested donation
Visual Studies Workshop, 31 Prince St., Rochester, New York
"SHOOT & SHOW" SUPER 8 SCREENINGS RECOMMENDS
The Double Negative Collective presents
5th Montreal Edition
One
Take Super 8 Event
24 super 8 films made for this screening by 28 local
artists!
Andrés Solis, Jason Auger, Audréane Beaucage, Caroline
Blais,
Sarah Anita McNeill, Steven Woloshen & Alexandra Grimanis,
Charles-André Coderre & Claudia Garceau, Ariel Desbiens,
Shannon Harris, Christopher Johnstone, Anne Koizumi,
Sylvie Laplante, Jérôme Bretéché, Charlotte
Clermont,
Svava Tergesen, Guillame Vallée, Matthew Wolkow,
Sonya Mladenova & Vitalyi Bulychev, Marc Pelletier,
Wassili Dudan, Hannah Fleet, Jose Garcia-Lozano,
Erin Weisgerber, Sonya Stefan & Charlotte Bonin.
All shown as shot, no cuts, no splices, edited in-camera,
now premiering without the artists seeing them first!
Most of the artists in attendance! Facebook
Wednesday, May 27, 8pm
La Sala Rossa, 4848 St. Laurent Blvd., Montréal, Quebec
The Calgary Society of Independent Filmmakers (CSIF) presents
Secret Cinema: Summer 2015
Monthly screenings of unannounced 16mm films!
from CSIF's library, curated by CSIF members
who also conduct a short Q&A after the films.
Outdoors! The third Tuesday each month,
sometimes with surprise musical guests!
Tuesday, May 19, 9:30pm, free!
CommunityWise Courtyard, 223 12 Ave. SW, Calgary, Alberta
UnionDocs
Center for Documentary Art
and Film-Makers' Cooperative
present
Refracting Lumière:
Avant-Garde Revisions of the Lumière Brothers
16mm films, 1895-1979, by Auguste and Louis Lumière,
Malcolm Le Grice, Chick Strand, Hollis Frampton, Bill Brand.
Total running time: 90 min. Followed by Q&A with Bill Brand.
Curated by Josh Guilford.
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Sunday, May 10, 7:30pm, $9
UnionDocs, 322 Union Ave., Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York
Presented in conjunction with "Staging Encounters:
An Intensive Seminar on Film and Media Curatorial Practice."
Millennium Film Workshop and Resistenza Analogica present
Analogica Selection 2014
Recent super 8 and 16mm films!
by Kayleigh O'Keefe & Bill Rodgers, Péter Lichter,
Andrée-Anne Roussel Guillaume Vallée, Karissa Hahn,
Paulo Pécora, Joel Autio, Scott Fitzpatrick, Rhayne Vermette,
Joshua Yates, Bernd Lützeler, Haruka Mitani & Michael Lyons.
Total running time: 52 min. Plus a double-projection installation
by Philippe Leonard & Jasmine Pisapia! Facebook
Thursday, May 7, 9pm, $5
Millennium Film Workshop, Brooklyn
Fire Proof,
119 Ingraham St., Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York
(enter at rear, on Johnson Ave., at Porter Ave.)
Artists' Television Access presents its
Monthly Open Screening
Show your work! Get feedback! Or just come to watch!
1 hour of shorts shown, so best to submit in advance.
Anything goes, but maximum 15 minutes, on
8mm, 16mm film, DVD, miniDV/DVcam, VHS, beta.
Refreshments!
Thursday, May 7, 8pm, $5,
free for contributing artists!
Artists' Television Access,
992 Valencia St. (at 21st), San Francisco, California
The Independent Filmmakers Co-operative of Ottawa (IFCO),
The Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre (CFMDC)
and the
National Arts Centre's
"Ontario Scene" (Apr 29 - May 10) present
Emulsion in Motion
Videos and 16mm films by Pixie Cram, Kelly Egan,
Christina Battle, Penny McCann, Stephen Broomer,
Scott Miller Berry, Larissa Fan, Barbara Sternberg.
Curated by Lauren Howes and Patrice James.
All movies are silent or in English. Facebook
Monday, May 4, 7:30pm, free! (unclassified)
Mercury Lounge, 56 ByWard Market, Ottawa, Ontario
The Nightingale presents
Kaleidoscopic Visions:
Films by Saul Levine
Saul Levine in person from Boston!
with his 16mm and super 8 films,
and videos, 1973-2011.
Total running time: 77 min. Facebook
Saturday, May 2, 8pm, $7-10
The Nightingale, 1084 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, Illinois
"SHOOT & SHOW" SUPER 8 SCREENINGS RECOMMENDS
Faucet Media Arts Centre & Struts Gallery present
16th Annual Super 8 Hotel
Film Festival
Premieres of new super 8 films by local artists!
Philip Mercier, Andrea Boyd, Joe Chamandy & Ilse Kramer,
Todd Fraser, Navarana Igloliorte, Ilse Kramer, C.L. McLaughlin,
Linda Rae Dornan, Lisa Theriault, Will Vandermeulen, and more!
The artists took a super 8 filmmaking workshop last month,
then each had 3 days to shoot a 1-roll film, edited-in-camera,
which were then all processed in time for tonight's screening!
Snacks and refreshments!
Friday, May 1, 6:30pm, free! all ages!
Faucet Media Arts Centre, 7 Lorne St., Sackville, New Brunswick
London Ontario Media Arts Association (LOMAA)
and Regional
Support Network present
Board and Bread:
Works from London, Ontario
Short movies, 1967-2015. A super 8 film by Sebastian Di Trolio,
16mm films by Keewatin Dewdney, Charlie Egleston, Matt Rossoni,
and videos by Amy Lockhart, Jeremy Drummond, Wyn Geleynse,
Taylor Doyle, Conan Masterson, Josh Romphf,Christine Negus,
Katie Micak, David Poolman & Kathryn Mockler. Total 59 min.
Curated by Christine Negus, Charlie Egleston, Sebastian Di Trolio.
RSN's Leslie Supnet and Clint Enns in person! Facebook
Thursday, April 23, 7pm, $5 / pwyc (unclassified)
The PlayGround, 207 King St., London, Ontario
MassArt Film Society presents
Divinity Gratis:
The Cinematic Alchemy of Betzy Bromberg
Betzy Bromberg in person from Los Angeles!
with three of her 16mm films, 1978-1996.
Total running time 96 min. Facebook
Wednesday, April 22, 8pm, $4
Screening Room 1, East Hall, Film Department,
The Massachusetts College of Art and Design,
621 Huntington Ave., Boston, Massachusetts
(enter through the South Building)
5 EVENTS APRIL 2015 IN MONTREAL
Visions presents
Let Each One Go Where He May
(Ben Russell, USA, 2009, 16mm, 135 minutes)
Ben Russell in person from Los Angeles!
Facebook
Wednesday, April 22, 9pm, $10
Cinémathèque
québécoise (Salle Claude-Jutra),
335 de Maisonneuve Blvd. E., Montréal, Quebec
The Range Finder presents
55th Montreal Camera Show
Used photographic equipment sale.
Antique & usable, film & digital, still & cine.
Sunday, April 12, 10am-3pm, $7
Holiday Inn Pointe-Claire,
6700 Trans Canada Hwy, Pointe-Claire, Quebec
(Hwy 40, Exit 52/Boul. St-Jean, facing Fairview Shopping Centre).
sol at therangefinder dot com
The Double Negative Collective presents
David Rimmer Retrospective
19 shorts, 1968-1997, all restored on 16mm film!
Film preservationist
Mark Toscano and David Rimmer
in person!
3 different programs! 1 hour each. Facebook
Friday, April 10, 9pm, and
Saturday, April 11, 5pm & 9pm
Cinémathèque
québécoise,
335 de Maisonneuve Blvd. E., Montréal, Quebec
Magic Lantern Cinema presents
Wayward Fronds:
The Films of Fern Silva
Fern Silva in person from Chicago!
with his recent 16mm films and videos.
Total time 70 min., followed by a Q&A.
Curated by Seth Watter. Facebook
Thursday, April 16, 8pm, $5
Cable
Car Cinema and Cafe,
204 S. Main St., Providence, Rhode Island
San Francisco Cinematheque presents
The 6th Annual Crossroads
Festival of Moving Image Arts
Recent avant-garde films and videos.
Super 8, 8mm, 16mm, 35mm films!
Performances! Many artists in person!
April 10-12, $10 each / $60 Pass
Victoria
Theatre, 2961 16th St. (at Mission),
San Francisco, California
APRIL 2015 IN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
Sight Unseen presents
The Body Extended: Works by Scott
Stark
Scott Stark in person from Austin, Texas!
with his videos, 16mm films and an 8mm film!
1988-2013, total run time 65 min. Facebook
Monday, April 6, 9pm, $6
The Red Room, 425 E. 31st St., Baltimore, Maryland
Spoke
the Hub's Gowanus Experimental Film Fest (April 3-5)
and Mono No Aware present
Mono
No Aware Spring Mix 2015
Recent 16mm films by Joel Schlemowitz, Richie Abraham,
Ryan Marino, Zach Hart, Christopher Gorski, Sean Hanley,
Craig Scheihing, Kenny Curwood, Julie Orlick, Josh Lewis,
including double projections by Uzi Sabah, Simon Liu,
and recent videos by Laura Bartczak, Kyle Corea,
Rachael Guma, Twiggs Gorie, Sean Hanley.
Total time: 95 minutes plus intermission.
Most artists in person! Facebook
Friday, April 3, 8:30pm, $10
Gowanus Arts Building, 295 Douglass St., Brooklyn, NYC, NY
Iris Film Collective and monthly series DIM Cinema present
Roger Beebe:
Films for One to Eight Projectors
Live Performance by Roger Beebe from
USA!
with multiple 16mm and super 8 film projectors,
and videos, including a premiere!
Wednesday, April 1, 7:30pm,
$11/9,
plus $3 membership (adults only, by law)
The Pacific Cinematheque, 1131 Howe St., Vancouver, BC
PLUS
Roger Beebe Talk - Thursday,
April 2, 7:30pm, free!
Fieldhouse Studio, Falaise Park, 3434 Falaise Ave.
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