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85 EVENTS Apr-Aug 2019
53 EVENTS IN
TORONTO 32 EVENTS BEYOND
TORONTO
August 2019 in Toronto
- Vancouver, British Columbia
Ottawa, Ontario
- Sackville, New Brunswick
July 2019 in Toronto
- Seoul, South Korea
- Durham, Ontario
Gimli, Manitoba - Vancouver,
BC - Regina, Saskatchewan
Los Angeles, CA -
Santander, Spain
- Clarington, Ontario
June 2019 in Toronto
- Ottawa - Clarington,
ON - Detroit
San Francisco - A
Coruña, Spain - Winnipeg,
MB
May 2019 in Toronto
- Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Brussels, Belgium
- Vancouver, BC
April 2019 in Toronto
- Montréal, Québec
- Vancouver, BC
London, Ontario
- Peterborough, ON
- St. Catharines, ON
Brooklyn, New York
- Brussels, Belgium
5 EVENTS AUGUST
2019
12 EVENTS JULY 2019
13 EVENTS JUNE 2019
10 EVENTS MAY 2019
13 EVENTS APRIL 2019
5 EVENTS AUGUST 2019 IN TORONTO
Pleasure
Dome Artists' Film Exhibition Group
and Pix Film Gallery
present
Media Guerrilla
Michael Woods in Person
from Los Angeles with his videos.
Total running time: 60 minutes.
Moderated by Dan Browne.
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Thursday, August 22, 7:30pm
(unclassified)
$pwyc / $5 suggested
Pix Film Gallery, Unit C, 1411 Dufferin St., Toronto
(2 blocks north of Dupont St.)
The Revue Cinema presents
Ladies
& Gentlemen, Mr. Leonard Cohen
(Don Owen & Donald Brittain, Canada, 1965, 16mm, 44 min.)
Sunday, August 18, 12pm, free! (classified)
The Revue Cinema, 400 Roncesvalles Ave., Toronto
The Film for Artists collective’s Site + Cycle Residency presents
Experiments in Light:
The Films of Jaene F. Castrillon
Local artist's recent digital videos.
Total running time: 40 minutes.
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Wednesday, August 14, 7pm, free! (unclassified)
Artscape Gibraltar Point, 443 Lakeshore Ave., Toronto Island
Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT)
and
Pix Film Gallery present
their Studio Immersion Program
Artist Talk and Screening:
Blinn and Lambert
LIFT's and Pix's current Artists-in-Residence
Blinn &
Lambert (Nicholas Steindorf & Kyle Williams)
in person from Brooklyn, New York! with
their new dual 35mm slide projection! plus
other work-in-progress from their residency.
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Wednesday, August 7, 7:30pm, free! (unclassified)
Pix Film Gallery, Unit C, 1411 Dufferin St., Toronto
(2 blocks north of Dupont St.)
Films We Like presents
Barbara Rubin and
The Exploding NY Underground
(Chuck Smith, USA, 2018, digital, 78 minutes)
Facebook
Sunday, August 4, 8pm, $14 (unclassified)
The Royal Cinema, 608 College St., Toronto
12 EVENTS JULY 2019 IN TORONTO
Ad Hoc Collective presents it's screening #19
I Drink (Canada,
2014, digital, 87 minutes)
a documentary by Peter McAuley & Jim Shedden
Facebook
Friday, July 26, 7pm, free! (unclassified)
Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
The Toronto Animated Image Society (TAIS) presents its
13th Annual Animation Showcase
Recent Canadian and international short videos
by Rachel Samson, Noam Sussman, Ryotaro Miyajima,
Tue Sanggard, Malte Stein, Arash Akhgari, Nienke Deutz,
Sonia Beckwith Cole, Lynn Dana Wilton, Ghazal Tahernia,
Julian Gallese, Cassie Shao, Alvaro Giraldo, Thinh Nguyen,
Amy Logheart, Jennifer Linton, Kenny Tran, Vivien Forsans.
Plus Anijam competition with 20, ten-second entries.
Awards given by a jury and "Audience Choice"!
Some artists in person! Facebook
Saturday, July 20, 7pm, $12 (unclassified)
The Royal Cinema, 608 College St., Toronto
The TIFF Film Reference Library presents
Film Farm: 25 Years of the
Independent Imaging Retreat
A 35mm film loop installation
by Philip Hoffman and Alexander Granger,
and 50 Film Farm videos looped on screens.
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Tuesday-Saturday, June 25-July 19
12pm-5pm, free!
(Wednesday, July 10, 12pm-8pm)
including
A Talk and Book Launch
Intro by scholar Kim Knowles, followed
by a reception and launch for the book
Process Cinema: Handmade Film in the Digital Age.
Facebook
Thursday, July 11, 8pm, free!
Film Reference Library / CIBC Film Gallery, 4th floor,
TIFF
Bell Lightbox, 350 King St. W., Toronto
and accompanied by
Two Wavelengths
Screenings
Wednesday, July 10, 9pm, free!
Thursday, July 11, 6:30pm, free!
TIFF
Bell Lightbox, 350 King St. W., Toronto
Vertical Features presents
Into the Hinterlands
(Julia Yezbick, USA, 2015, digital, 39 minutes)
plus short videos, 1968-2011, by Joan Jonas,
Miranda Pennell, Valie Export, Phillip Barker,
Peter Dudar / Lily Eng / Missing Associates.
Total running time: 68 minutes. Facebook
Julia Yezbick, Lily Eng, Peter Dudar in person!
Wednesday, July 17, 7pm, $7 (unclassified)
Jackman Hall (entrance on McCaul St.),
Art Gallery of Ontario, 317 Dundas St. W., Toronto
The Photographic Historical Society of Canada (PHSC) presents its
9th Annual Photographic Trunk Sale
A tailgate flea market,
outdoors, rain or shine!
Used photo equipment sale - antique & usable,
film & digital, still & cine. Facebook
Sunday, July 14, 8am-1pm, free!
Trident
Hall Parking Lot, 145 Evans Ave., Etobicoke
(east of Islington, south of QEW-Gardiner Expwy)
Vector
Game Art & New Media Festival (July 11-14), InterAccess
and Pleasure Dome Artists' Film
Exhibition Group present
Eschatological Autopsy
Videos by Jennifer Chan, John Greyson, Tom Sherman,
Christina Battle, Thirza Cuthand, Claire Scherzinger,
Anxious to Make (Liat Berdugo & Emily Martinez), and
Geoffrey Pugen. Curated by Pleasure Dome’s
Co-Chair, Shahbaz Khayambashi. Facebook
Saturday, July 13, 8pm, $15 (unclassified)
Room 307, 122 Bond Street, Toronto
in Ryerson
University’s School of Image Arts building
(2 blocks east of Yonge St., 1 north of Dundas St. E.)
Wavelengths
series and the TIFF
Film Reference Library
present 2 screenings and a book launch over 2 nights
Film Farm
25 Years of Philip Hoffman's annual,
week-long, Independent Imaging Retreat.
Programme 2: 16mm films and videos, 1994-2016,
by Penny McCann, Pouyan Jafarizadeh Dezfoulian,
Maia Carpenter, Marcia Connolly & Angela Joosse,
Christopher Chong, Srinivas Krishna, David Gatten,
Sami van Ingen, Scott Miller Berry, James Gillespie,
Heidi Phillips, Amanda Dawn Christie, Jeremy Moss.
Phil Hoffman, some staff & filmmakers in person!
Total running time: 76 minutes,
preceded by an intro by visiting scholar Kim Knowles.
Thursday, July 11, 6:30pm, free! (classified)
TIFF Bell Lightbox, 350 King St. W., Toronto
followed by
A Talk and Book Launch
A reception and launch for the book
Process Cinema: Handmade Film in the Digital Age.
Thursday, July 11, 8pm, free!
CIBC Film Gallery, 4th floor, TIFF
Bell Lightbox
and accompanied by
35mm Film Loop Installation by Philip Hoffman
and 50 Film Farm videos looped on different screens
Tuesday-Saturday, June 25-July 19, 12-5pm, free!
CIBC Film Gallery, 4th floor, TIFF
Bell Lightbox
Wavelengths
series and the TIFF
Film Reference Library
present 2 screenings and a book launch over 2 nights
Film Farm
25 Years of Philip Hoffman's annual,
week-long, Independent Imaging Retreat.
Programme 1: 16mm films and videos, 1995-2018,
by Dawn Wilkinson, Carolynne Hew, Daniel McIntyre,
Christina Zeidler, Cecilia Araneda, Jaene Castrillon,
Helen Hill, Cara Morton, Lyndsay Bloom, Jennifer Reeves,
Deirdre Logue, John Greyson, Jonathan Culp, John Porter.
Phil Hoffman, some staff and filmmakers in person!
Total running time: 86 minutes.
Wednesday, July 10, 9pm, free! (classified)
TIFF Bell Lightbox, 350 King St. W., Toronto
plus a
35mm Film Loop Installation by Philip Hoffman
and 50 Film Farm videos looped on different screens
Tuesday-Saturday, June 25-July 19, 12-5pm, free!
(Wednesday, July 10, 12pm-8pm)
CIBC Film Gallery, 4th floor, TIFF
Bell Lightbox
The Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT) presents its
Seasonal Screening Series
Recent films and videos by LIFT members,
Alice Liu, Cole Forrest, Paz Ramirez Larrain, Nick White,
Anna Kipervaser, Carol Cece Anderson, Trevor Blumas.
The genre in focus this screening - experimental.
Curated by Cayley James, Justine McCloskey,
and Sally Walker-Hudecki. Facebook
Tuesday, July 9, 7:30pm, $10 (unclassified)
Niagara Custom
Lab, 182a St. Helens Ave., Toronto
(west of Lansdowne Ave., between Bloor and College)
Pleasure Dome Artists' Film Exhibition Group presents
Fly by Night Outdoor Screening
Videos, 2007-2018, by Raoul Olou, Alejandra Higuera,
Taravat Khalili, Fan Bo, Kimura Byol-Nathalie Lemoine,
Leslie Supnet, Alex Fox, Nadine Valcin, Jennifer Dysart,
Nadine Arpin, Weibin Wang, Samuel Lee, Midi Onodera.
7:00pm-8:30pm - ambient techno DJ Elliott Fienberg.
8:30pm-9:00pm - sound performance by Germaine Liu.
9:20pm-10:30pm - screening, total running time: 62 min.
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Saturday, July 6, 7pm, free!
(unclassified)
(rain date: Saturday, July 20)
Lee
Lifeson Art Park, 223 Gladys Allison Pl.,
North York Centre Station, North York, Toronto
Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre (CFMDC)
and
EMILIA-AMALIA present their series "Holes and How to Fill Them"
Armchair Politics
Recent videos by Sharlene Bamboat,
Onyeka Igwe, Yanyu Dong, Di HU,
Rolla Tahir, Saiyar Azar. Curated
by Vince Rozario & Sanjit Dhillon.
Facebook
Thursday, July 4, 7pm, free! (unclassified)
Gallery Space,
Toronto Media Arts Centre (TMAC),
32 Lisgar St.
(west of Dovercourt, south of Queen), Toronto
13 EVENTS JUNE 2019 IN TORONTO
The Revue Cinema presents
Eric's Annual 35mm
Double Bill Birthday Bash!
Programming Director Eric Veillette's birthday!
with two of his favourite films, both on 35mm!
The
Blair Witch Project
(Daniel Myrick & Eduardo Sánchez, USA, 1999, 81 min.)
plus trailers & shorts, all projected on film, and prizes!
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Followed at 11:20pm by
Hellraiser
III: Hell On Earth
(Anthony Hickox, USA, 1992, 97 minutes)
Saturday, June 29, 9:15pm, $12 (classified)
The Revue Cinema, 400 Roncesvalles Ave., Toronto
Ad Hoc Collective presents it's screening #18
Palace of Pleasure
(John Hofsess, Canada, 1967, video, 38 min.)
followed by the premiere of a new sequel video
made by Hofsess' friend Stephen Broomer.
Total running time: 76 minutes. Facebook
Friday, June 28, 7pm (unclassified)
admission by donation
Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
The Revue Cinema presents
Rock
'n' Roll High School
(Allen Arkush, USA, 1979, digital, 93 min.)
preceded by The
Last Pogo concert film
(Colin Brunton, Canada, 1978, 16mm, 25 min.)
and a lobby display of vintage Toronto
punk rock shows! Facebook
Thursday, June 27, 9:30pm, $15 (classified)
The Revue Cinema, 400 Roncesvalles Ave., Toronto
Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre (CFMDC) presents
Screening with Shai Heredia
filmmaker, curator, Director of Experimenta India,
Programmer 2019 Robert Flaherty Film Seminar,
presenting Kalpana
(Imagination)
(Uday Shankar, India, 1948, digital, 155 min.)
Hindi w/ French & English subtitles. Facebook
Wednesday, June 26, 7pm
(unclassified)
admission by donation
Gallery Space,
Toronto Media Arts Centre (TMAC),
32 Lisgar St.
(west of Dovercourt, south of Queen), Toronto
Pleasure
Dome Artists' Film Exhibition Group
and CONVERsalón Collective present
Destinations
Recent international videos from the
Kinodot Experimental
Film Festival in Russia, by
Rawane Nassif, Prapat Jiwarangsan, Razan AlSalah,
Ana Vaz, Sasha Svirsky, Lemohang Jeremiah Mosese.
Total running time: 76 minutes.
Curated by Alena Koroleva, in person! Facebook
Saturday, June 15, 7pm, $10 or pwyc (unclassified)
Arcadia
Housing Co-op’s Performance Space,
680 Queens Quay West, Toronto
(one block west of Bathurst St.)
"Toronto's Classiest Cinema" - Trash Palace
Theatre - presents
16mm features & shorts, 2nd Friday each month. Facebook
group
The
Sergeant
(John Flynn, USA, 1968, 108 min.)
Facebook
Friday, June 14, 9:30pm, $10 (classified)
CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto
LAST TRASH PALACE BEFORE SEPTEMBER!
Medium Density Fibreboard Films (MDFF),
Cinema Scope and TIFF
present
Classical Period
(Ted Fendt, USA, 2018, 35mm, 62 min.)
Toronto premiere! Preceded by a 16mm short
by Chris Kennedy, in person! Facebook
Thursday, June 13, 9:15pm, $14 (classified)
TIFF Bell Lightbox, 350 King St. W., Toronto
Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre (CFMDC)
and EMILIA-AMALIA present
simultaneities in reflexivities:
absence/presence ? seer/seen
Performance-for-camera videos, 1976-2019,
by women and non-binary artists in Canada,
Susan Britton, Kate Craig, Bridget Moser, oualie frost,
Emily Vey Duke, Camila Salcedo, Sylvie Laliberté,
and a super 8 film by Martha Davis!
Total running time: 82 min. Facebook
Thursday, June 13, 7pm, free! (unclassified)
Gallery Space,
Toronto Media Arts Centre (TMAC),
32 Lisgar St.
(west of Dovercourt, south of Queen), Toronto
Vertical
Features, Innis College, and the
University of Toronto Cinema Studies Institute present
2 screenings by Japanese filmmaker Kazuo Hara, with
Hara and producer Sachiko Kobayashi in person!
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The Emperor’s
Naked Army Marches On
(Kazuo Hara, Japan, 1987, digital, 122 min.)
Wednesday, June 12, 7pm, free! (unclassified)
Sennan Asbestos Disaster
(Kazuo Hara, Japan, 2017, digital, 215 min.)
Canadian Premiere! details
Thursday, June 13, 7pm, free! (unclassified)
Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
TIFF presents
The
River
(Jean Renoir, France / India / USA, 1951, 35mm, 99 min.)
Facebook
Tuesday, June 11, 6:30pm, $14 (classified)
TIFF Bell Lightbox, 350 King St. W., Toronto
super8porter.ca 14th Anniversary
June 6, 2005 - June 6, 2019
Wavelengths series presents
The Roots That Thirst
Videos and 16mm films, 1982-2016, by
Barbara Hammer, Marcel Beltrán Fernández,
Zach Iannazzi, Philippe Cote, Noé Rodriguez.
Total: 75 min. Noé Rodriguez in person!
Tuesday, June 4, 6:30pm, free! (classified)
TIFF Bell Lightbox, 350 King St. W., Toronto
Pleasure Dome Artists' Film Exhibition Group presents its
Annual General Meeting
All are welcome but only members may vote.
Light refreshments served. RSVP. Facebook
Thursday, May 30, 7pm-8:30pm, free!
Dames Making Games Studio, 3rd floor,
Toronto Media Arts Centre (TMAC),
32 Lisgar St.
(west of Dovercourt, south of Queen), Toronto
The
Revue Cinema presents it's "Silent Revue" series,
this month co-presented by Goethe-Institut Toronto
Berlin:
Symphony of a Great City
(Walter Ruttmann, Germany, 1927, 35mm, 65 minutes)
Live music accompaniment by Tania Gill Quartet!
Preceded by a programme of shorts.
In the silent-era Revue Cinema, opened in 1912!
Silent Revue curated by Alicia Fletcher.
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Sunday, May 26, 4pm, $15 (classified)
The Revue Cinema, 400 Roncesvalles Ave., Toronto
The Photographic Historical Society of Canada (PHSC) presents
The Big One!
45th Spring Photographica Fair
Canada's oldest, largest, used photographic equipment sale.
Antique & usable, film & digital, still & cine.
100 merchants' tables.
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Sunday, May 26, 10am-3pm, $7, students free!
Trident
Banquet Hall, Unit 200, 145 Evans Ave., Etobicoke
(east of Islington Ave., south of the QEW / Gardiner Expwy)
The Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT) presents
Summer 2019
Filmmaking Workshops
8mm, 16mm, 35mm! Finish on film!
Limited enrolments. First come - first served.
Registration began Tuesday, May 21
L.I.F.T., 1137 Dupont St. (at Gladstone Ave.), Toronto
Vertical Features presents
Tonsler Park
(USA, 2017, digital, 80 minutes)
Director Kevin Jerome Everson in person!
Followed by a conversation with writer
Yaniya Lee (Canadian Art Magazine).
Facebook
Wednesday, May 22, 7pm, $7 (unclassified)
Jackman Hall (entrance on McCaul St.),
Art Gallery of Ontario, 317 Dundas St. W., Toronto
Wavelengths series and Vertical Features present
Black Fire UVA
Recent videos by Kevin Jerome Everson and
Claudrena N. Harold, and Micah Ariel Watson.
Kevin Jerome Everson & Claudrena N. Harold
in person! Total running time: 63 minutes.
Tuesday, May 21, 6:30pm, free! (classified)
TIFF Bell Lightbox, 350 King St. W., Toronto
Gary Topp presents
STIV:
No Compromise, No Regrets
(Danny Garcia, Spain, 2019, video, 85 minutes)
A new documentary, followed by a Q&A with
Cynthia Ross and David Quinton-Steinberg.
Facebook
Friday & Saturday, May 17 &
18, 7:30pm
$12 advance (unclassified)
CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto
Beverly Taft and Fred Spek present
Festival of Fred
Fred Spek's Big Birthday Bash Concert,
with musicians playing his original songs:
Nichol Robertson, Victor Bateman, Tim Shia,
Rebecca Hennessy, Chris Gale, Brodie West.
Plus Fred's super 8 films, a Q&A, and more!
Facebook
Thursday, May 16, 6:30pm, $15-$25 (unclassified)
Tranzac Club,
292 Brunswick Ave., Toronto
(south of Bloor, between Spadina and Bathurst)
"Toronto's Classiest Cinema" - Trash Palace
Theatre - presents
16mm features & shorts, 2nd Friday each month. Facebook
group
Pleasure
Palace
(Ed Hunt, Canada, 1973, 91 minutes)
Toronto street life in a seedy drama!
Facebook
event
Friday, May 10, 9:30pm, $10 (classified)
CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto
TIFF presents
As I Was Moving Ahead
Occasionally I Saw
Brief Glimpses of Beauty
(Jonas Mekas, USA, 2000, 16mm, 288 min.)
Wednesday, May 8, 6:30pm, $14 (classified)
TIFF Bell Lightbox, 350 King St. W., Toronto
13 EVENTS APRIL 2019 IN TORONTO
InterAccess Contemporary Art Museum presents
Film Path / Camera Path
with under-titles
35mm film loop projection installation by
local duo Daniel Young & Christian Giroux.
Facebook
March 6 - May 4, 2019
(unclassified)
Tue-Sat, 11am-6pm. Wednesdays, -8pm.
Opening Reception Wednesday, March 6, 7pm
Artist Talk Thursday, March 21, 7pm
Artist Lectures Saturday, April 27, 2pm-4pm
InterAccess, Unit 1, 950 Dupont St., Toronto
Pleasure Dome Artists' Film Exhibition Group presents
News from the South
2 programs of South American videos, by artists
Adriana Garibay, Veronica Abarca, Juliana Lobo,
and the first North American retrospective of
videos by Camilo Constain. Facebook
Saturday, April 27, 7:30pm, $10 (unclassified)
Arcadia
Housing Co-op’s Performance Space,
680 Queens Quay West, Toronto
(one block west of Bathurst St.)
Vertical Features presents
Spectres of Shortwave
(Canada, 2016, digital, 113 minutes)
The first feature-length movie by veteran Canadian artist
Amanda Dawn Christie, in person from Moncton, NB!
Presented simultaneously with her companion piece - an
international shortwave radio broadcast. Facebook
Wednesday, April 24, 6:55pm, $7 (unclassified)
Jackman Hall (entrance on McCaul St.),
Art Gallery of Ontario, 317 Dundas St. W., Toronto
The Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT) launches its
Seasonal Screening Series
Recent films and videos by LIFT members,
Alexi Manis, Nick White, Sandy McLennan, Polina Teif,
Muriel Jaque, Kristi Tethong, and Maya Annik Bedward.
Each screening will focus on a genre, this first screening
- documentaries. Facebook
Wednesday, April 24, 7:30pm, $10 (unclassified)
Niagara Custom
Lab, 182a St. Helens Ave., Toronto
(west of Lansdowne Ave., between Bloor and College)
Wavelengths series presents
Fernando Birri's ORG
(Fernando Birri, Italy, 1979, digital, 177 minutes)
Tuesday, April 23, 6:30pm, free! (classified)
TIFF Bell Lightbox, 350 King St. W., Toronto
The Revue Cinema series "Designing the Movies" presents
Mon
Oncle
(Jacques Tati, France, 1958, 35mm, 111 min.)
Facebook
Thursday, April 18, 6:45pm, $15 (classified)
The Revue Cinema, 400 Roncesvalles Ave., Toronto
6th Annual
National
Canadian Film Day
1700 screenings across the country,
of Canadian movies, 100 in Toronto!
Facebook
Thursday, April 18 (classified)
32nd Images
Festival
of Independent Film, Video and New Media
Mostly video, some film, no super 8. Many guest artists!
Performances and installations! Facebook
April 11-18 (adults only, by law)
mostly at Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
"Toronto's Classiest Cinema" - Trash Palace
Theatre - presents
16mm features & shorts, 2nd Friday each month. Facebook
group
The
Born Losers
(T. C. Frank, USA, 1967, 113 minutes)
Facebook
event
Friday, April 12, 9:30pm, $10 (classified)
CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto
Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre (CFMDC) presents
Re-Joyce:
Wieland for the New Millennium
A symposium with talks, performances and installations
about politics & ideas in films & videos, 1960s to today.
No film screenings. Details!
Facebook
Thursday-Saturday, April 4-6, free! (unclassified)
Gallery Space,
Toronto Media Arts Centre (TMAC),
32 Lisgar St.
(west of Dovercourt, south of Queen), Toronto
Niagara Custom Lab presents
Remember to Remember:
A Niagara Custom Lab Screening
New and recent hand-made 16mm & 35mm films by
the workers at Niagara - Toronto's artist-run film lab
- Sylvain Chaussée, Derek Jenkins, Adam Stewart,
Sebastjan Henriksen, and Ali Vanderkruyk,
and an installation by Andrew Lennox.
Total running time: 75 minutes.
Most artists in person! Facebook
Friday, April 5, 8pm, $pwyc (unclassified)
Niagara Custom Lab, 182a St. Helen's Ave., Toronto
(west of Lansdowne Ave., between Bloor and College)
The U. of T. Cinema Studies Student Union (CINSSU)
presents
Free Friday Films
Weekly repertory movies, mostly digital. Facebook
Honey
Moccasin
(Shelley Niro, Canada, 1998, digital, 47 min.),
and Make Some Noise
(Andrew Munger, Canada, 1994, digital, 60 min.)
Facebook event
Friday, April 5, 7pm, free! (classified)
Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
The Hart House Film Board, University of Toronto, presents
17th
U. of T. Film Festival
Videos by Hart House members and U. of T. students.
Snacks! Cash bar! Facebook
Monday, April 1, 8pm, free!
(unclassified)
Reception - 7pm. Awards - 10:30pm.
Music Room, Hart House,
7 Hart House Circle, University of Toronto
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August 2019 in Vancouver,
BC - Ottawa,
ON - Sackville,
NB
July 2019 in Seoul, South Korea
- Santander, Spain
Durham, ON - Los
Angeles, CA - Clarington,
ON
Gimli, Manitoba - Vancouver,
BC - Regina, SK
June 2019 in Ottawa, ON
- Clarington, ON
- Detroit, Michigan
San Francisco, CA
- A Coruña, Spain
- Winnipeg, Manitoba
May 2019 in Harrisburg, PA
- Brussels, Belgium
- Vancouver, BC
April 2019 in Vancouver,
British Columbia - Montréal,
Québec
Peterborough, Ontario
- London, ON
- St. Catharines, ON
Brooklyn, New York
- Brussels, Belgium
Iris Film Collective presents
Out of The Archives
Orphan, abandoned, 16mm films from
Iris Film Collective's giant archive.
Outdoors if weather permits, so
bring a blanket and snacks.
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Sunday, August 18, 9pm, free!
Iris Film Collective's Burrard View Park Fieldhouse,
545 N. Slocan Ave., Vancouver, British Columbia
The Canadian Film Institute (CFI)
presents it's Café Ex series,
inaugurating the newly renovated Club SAW cinema!
25 Years of
Philip Hoffman’s "Film Farm"
16mm films and videos shot on 16mm, 1994-2018,
made at the Independent Imaging Retreat near
Mount Forest, Ontario, by Caroline Monnet, Cooper,
Srinivas Krishna, Jonathan Culp, Monika Kin Gagnon,
Helen Hill, Cara Morton, Jeremy Moss, Marcel Beltran,
Penny McCann, Dawn Wilkinson, and Maia Carpenter.
Philip Hoffman and some filmmakers in person!
(including Ottawa filmmakers!). Total: 77 minutes.
plus a Book Launch and Sale of
Process Cinema: Handmade Film in the Digital Age
Co-editor Janine Marchessault in person!
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Thursday, August 15, 7pm, $pwyc (unclassified)
Club SAW, 67 Nicholas St., Ottawa, Ontario
Faucet Media Arts Centre & Struts Gallery present
20th Annual
Super 8 Hotel Film Festival
Premieres of new super 8 films by local artists!
Madeleine Hansen, Miranda Bellamy, Linda Rae Dornan,
Dan Smeby, Rena Thomas, Sarah MacArthur, Todd Fraser,
Claire Hunter & Sarah Noonan, Rebecca Blankert, 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!
Artists in person! Popcorn & refreshments! Facebook
Thursday, August 1, 7:30pm, free! all ages!
Struts Gallery, 7 Lorne St., Sackville, New Brunswick
The 16th EXiS
Festival
International experimental video, 35mm & 16mm film.
July 24-31, free!
Cinematheque KOFA (Korean Film Archive), Seoul, South Korea
The Grey Zone Collective presents
15th Fabulous
Festival of Fringe Film
Video screenings, installations, performances
in various venues, including outdoors!
Programmers and some artists in person!
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Thursday-Saturday, July 18-20, &
Saturday, July 27
$5 each / $15 with dinner / $35-65 pass
Durham, Ontario (2-hour drive NW of Toronto)
The 9th annual Gimli Film Festival (GFF,
July 24-28)
presents its first-ever all-16mm shorts program!
Mattering and Uttering:
Films by Bea Haut
The first-ever Canadian solo screening by
Bea Haut in person from London, UK!
with her recent 16mm films, 2011-2019,
including a film performance!
Total running time: 45 minutes.
Friday, July 26, 10pm, $10/12
Lutheran Church Theatre, 50 Third Ave., Gimli, Manitoba
DIM Cinema,
a monthly series programmed by Michèle Smith,
presents
Seven Women, Seven Sins
(West Germany / Belgium / France / USA / Austria,
1987, 16mm, 101 minutes) by Chantal Akerman,
Bette Gordon, Maxi Cohen, Laurence Gavron,
Valie Export, Ulrike Ottinger, Helke Sander.
Wednesday, July 24, 7:30pm, $12
plus $3 membership (adults only, by law)
Pacific Cinematheque, 1131 Howe St., Vancouver, BC
One Take Super 8 Event and
Saskatchewan Filmpool Cooperative present
The 17th Original
One
Take Super 8 Event
Premiering 20 new films shot & shown on super 8!
by Regina-area artists, in person!
Gerald Saul, William Bessai-Saul, Trevor Boychuk,
Kendall Latimer, Michelle Burant, Jeffrey Altwasser,
Hilarey Cowan, Kim Chau, Jeremy Davis, Mitch Doll,
Eric A Hill, Matthew Ripplinger, Sandra Staples-Jetko,
Jay Sotkowy, Trent Moen, Charlie Hill, Tommy Wright,
Wynonna Allen, Esperanza Sanchez Espitia, Jim Wright,
using one 3-minute roll of film each, without any ‘second takes’,
and the filmmakers do not view their film before the screening!
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Thursday, July 18, 6:45pm, free!
Regina
Public Library Film Theatre,
Central Branch, 2311 12th Ave., Regina, Saskatchewan
Cineinfinito presents its screenings #97
José Antonio Sistiaga
35mm films, 1968-1989, total 82 min. Facebook
Thursday, July 18, 10pm
Cine Club Filmoteca de Cantabria,
Calle Bonifaz, 6, Santander, Spain
Los Angeles Filmforum presents
Gariné Torossian:
More than Strictly Visible Things
Gariné Torossian in person from Canada!
with the first Los Angeles retrospective of her
16mm films & videos, 1993-2017, all but one
are California premieres! Total: 70 minutes.
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Sunday, July 14, 7:30pm, $10
Spielberg Theatre at the Egyptian
Theatre,
6712 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, California
Deadly Grounds Coffee Canada and Phantom Factory
present their monthly "Super 8 Movie Night".
Summer Super 8 Movie Night
Condensed, 17-minute, super 8 versions of
Jaws and Creature From the Black Lagoon and
two Creature From the Black Lagoon sequels!
Plus trailers, vignettes, cartoons, candy,
cupcakes, popcorn, and giveaways!
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Saturday, July 13, 8pm, free!
(unclassified)
Advance registration required - click on "Going".
Deadly Grounds Coffee Canada, Unit 6,
1413 Durham Highway 2, Clarington, Ontario
The Independent Filmmakers Co-operative of Ottawa
(IFCO)
presents its annual members screening
Celluloid Dreamz
New videos shot on super 8 or
16mm film by IFCO members.
Artists in attendance! Facebook
Saturday, June 29, 7pm, $15 (unclassified)
Alma Duncan Salon,
Level 3, Ottawa Art Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario
(enter at 10 Daly Ave. or 50 Mackenzie King Bridge)
After-Party - The Albion Rooms, 33 Nicholas St.
Deadly Grounds Coffee Canada and Phantom Factory
present their first monthly "Super 8 Movie Night".
Alien Super 8 Movie Night
Condensed, 17-minute, super 8 versions
of Alien and other favourite sci-fi movies!
Plus trailers, vignettes, cartoons, popcorn,
and giveaways of t-shirts, swag, and coffee.
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Saturday, June 22, 8pm, free!
(unclassified)
Advance registration required - click on "Going".
Deadly Grounds Coffee Canada, Unit 6,
1413 Durham Highway 2, Clarington, Ontario
JUNE 2019 IN DETROIT, MICHIGAN
Mothlight Microcinema and Media City Film Festival present
Remember to Remember:
A Niagara
Custom Lab Screening
New and old hand-made 16mm films, 1996-2019, by
the workers at Niagara, Toronto's artist-run film lab -
Sylvain Chaussée, Derek Jenkins, Ali Vanderkruyk,
Sebastjan Henriksen, Adam Stewart. Total: 66 min.
Derek Jenkins in person! for an intro and Q&A.
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Saturday, June 15, 8pm, free / pwyw
Play House, 12657 Moran St., Detroit, Michigan
San
Francisco Cinematheque and the
San
Francisco Museum of Modern Art present
The 10th Annual Crossroads
Festival of Moving Image Arts
Recent avant-garde films and videos.
Super 8, 8mm, 16mm, 35mm films!
Performances! Many artists in person!
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Friday-Sunday, June 7-9
10 screenings, $12 each,
$25 Day Passes Saturday & Sunday
Phyllis Wattis Theater, Floor 1,
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, 151 Third St.
(between Mission & Howard), San Francisco, California
10th Annual
(S8) Mostra de Cinema Periférico
16mm and super 8 films, videos, workshops, talks,
retrospectives, performances, installations!
Many contemporary filmmakers in person!
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June 4-9, 2019, A Coruña, Spain
7th
Annual Winnipeg
Underground
Film Festival
6 screenings of videos and 16mm films
including the closing solo screening
of shorts by Hamilton, Ontario artist
Josephine Massarella (1957-2018).
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Friday, May 31 and Saturday, June
1
7:00pm, 8:30pm, 10:00pm
$8 per screening / $20 pass
Winnipeg
Cinematheque, 100 Arthur St.
(at Bannatyne), Winnipeg, Manitoba
21st Annual Moviate
Underground Film Festival
Video, 16mm and super 8 film as a form of art.
Local and international films! Guest filmmakers!
Over 50 films! Facebook
Friday-Sunday, May 24-26, free!
Midtown Cinema, 250 Reily St., Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Cinema Parenthèse presents it's screening #17
Colours & Collaborations
Deborah S. Phillips in person from Germany! with her
16mm films, 1991-2019, including the premiere of a live
performance w/ 16mm & single 8 film, & 35mm slides!
Total running time: 62 minutes, followed by a Q&A.
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Tuesday, May 7, 7pm, 6/4€
Dagvorm_Cinema, Rue Paul Devaux 3, Brussels, Belgium
Sawdust Collector present its New Works #17,
with Iris
Film Collective
Experiments for a Single Projector
#3
A live 16mm film performance work-in-progress
by Alex MacKenzie, Vancouver media artist,
accompanied by musician Stephen Wood,
plus two live solo music performances,
by Julia Ulehla and Justin Devries.
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Tuesday, May 7, 9:30pm, $5-10 / pwyc
Gold Saucer Studio, #211, 207 West Hastings Street
(Dominion Building), Vancouver, British Columbia
Iris Film Collective and Capture Photography Festival present
LOOPDALOOP
Opening of 8 new 16mm film loop projection installations
by Iris Film Collective members Ryder Thomas White,
Nisha Platzer, Amanda Thomson, Sydney Southam,
Lisa g, Alex MacKenzie, Ariel Kirk-Gushowaty, and
Zoe Kirk-Gushowaty, each for 3 nights, April 4-28.
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Nightly, 7pm-9pm, April 4-28
Opened Thursday, April 4, 7pm-9pm,
free!
with Nisha Platzer's piece continuing to April 7
Burrard View Fieldhouse,
545 N. Slocan Ave., Vancouver, British Columbia
then followed by Lisa g (April 8-10),
Ariel Kirk-Gushowaty (April 11-13),
Amanda Thomson (April 14-16),
Alex MacKenzie (April 17-19),
Zoe Kirk-Gushowaty (April 20-22),
Ryder Thomas White (April 23-25),
and Sydney Southam (April 26-28).
5 EVENTS APRIL 2019 IN MONTREAL
La revue Hors
champ, Found Footage Magazine and
la lumière
Collective, present
Two Evenings of
Found Footage Films
with the publication of Found Footage Magazine #5.
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16mm films, 1958-1966, by Bruce Conner
and Malcolm Le Grice, plus a selection of
16mm Castle Films, and more surprises!
Friday, April 26, 8pm, $7
16mm films and videos, 1962-2014, by
Fréderique Devaux, Jens Jorgen Thorsen,
Bruce Conner, Yves Marie Mahé, Ian Helliwell,
Jerry Tartaglia, Anita Thacher, Peggy Ahwesh,
Naomi Uman, Takahiko Iimura, Alexei Dmitriev,
plus a selection of early erotica, 1930's-1950's.
Saturday, April 27, 8pm, $7
la lumière, #506, 7080, rue Alexandra, Montréal, Québec
The Range Finder presents
64th Montreal Camera Show
Used photographic equipment sale. Since 1988!
Antique & usable, film & digital, still & cine.
Sunday, April 14, 9:30am-2:30pm, $7
NEW LOCATION! Marriott Hotel Montreal Airport,
7000 Place Robert-Joncas, Saint-Laurent, Québec
Visions and la lumière present
Works
by Karissa Hahn
Karissa Hahn in person from Los Angeles!
with her recent videos and 16mm films.
Total run time: 48 minutes. Facebook
Friday, April 12, 8pm, $7
la lumière, #506, 7080, rue Alexandra, Montréal, Québec
Visions and la lumière present
Some Unseen Lights:
Works by Andrew Kim
Andrew Kim in person from Los Angeles!
with his recent 16mm films and a video.
Total running time: 69 min. Facebook
Thursday, April 11, 8pm, $7
la lumière, #506, 7080, rue Alexandra, Montréal, Québec
APRIL 2019 IN PETERBOROUGH, ON
Edge Code 2019:
Trent Student Film Showcase
New 16mm and super 8 films, and videos,
including a super 8 double projection, by
students in Cultural Studies cinema classes
taught by Kelly Egan at Trent University.
Iona Wheeler, Sam Ahmed, Zoe Haber-Kucharsky,
Kate Jackson, Sarah Mosher, Matthew MacDonald,
Eryn Lidster, Kate Simola, Zoe Easton, Julia Brown,
Mackenzie Wright, Chuong Nguyen, Megan Timewell.
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Thursday, April 18, 7pm, free! (unclassified)
Artspace, 378 Aylmer St. N., Peterborough, Ontario
London Vintage Film Camera Shows presents
London Spring
Vintage Film Camera Show
Southwestern Ontario's largest, best and friendliest
used and vintage film photo equipment sale.
Antique & usable, still & cine, 1880s-1980s.
More than 70 local merchants' tables.
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Sunday, April 14, 10am-3pm, $4 / kids free
Carling
Heights Optimist Community Centre,
656 Elizabeth St., London, Ontario
(behind Wolseley Barracks on Oxford)
2 EVENTS
APRIL 2019 IN
ST. CATHARINES, ONTARIO
Unpopular Arts and Niagara Artists Centre (NAC)
conclude
their new weekly Sunday series, since last October.
Mahtay Movie Matinee
16mm films and brunch every Sunday.
Obscure, ephemeral and ‘orphan’ films from
Vineland filmmaker Jonathan Culp’s archive
(plus special guests). Facebook
Sundays, April 7 & 14, 12pm-2pm
free! Donations welcome. (unclassified)
Mahtay Café & Lounge,
241 St. Paul St., St. Catharines, Ontario
Niagara Artists Centre (NAC)
and Unpopular Arts conclude
their series - "NAC Film School" - classic films on 16mm!
every other Monday, since last November.
Scarlet
Street
(Fritz Lang, USA, 1945, 102 min.)
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Monday, April 8, 8pm, $pwyc (unclassified)
Niagara Artists Centre,
354 St. Paul St. E., St. Catharines, Ontario
Microscope Gallery and The Film-Makers' Coop present
Marjorie Keller: 8mm Films
Six, Regular 8mm films, 1969-1983, by
USA artist Marjorie Keller (1950-1994).
Total running time: 65 min.
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Friday, April 12, 7:30pm, $8
Microscope Gallery, #2B, 1329 Willoughby Ave., Brooklyn,
NY
(Wyckoff & St. Nicholas, Jefferson L, exit Starr St.)
Cinema Parenthèse presents it's screening #13
Letters from Silence
Claes Söderquist in person from Sweden!
with 3 of his 16mm films, 1969-1989.
Total running time: 87 minutes, plus
English introduction & conversation.
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Tuesday, April 9, 7pm, 6/4€
Cinema Galeries, galerie de la reine 26, Brussels, Belgium
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