Here is what’s playing this week. Wide Releases:
Limited Releases in Toronto
Toronto Film Events/Screenings:
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An eccentric line-up was announced for the 2013 edition of the Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival, which takes place from November 6-13 in Toronto and Richmond Hill. This will be the first year I plan on attending the festival, which is now in its 17th year. New this year, the festival is expanding to…
It is never a good thing when people decide to walk out of a screening, however it’s probably worse when these walkouts happen at a film festival screening. Since the filmmakers are nearly always present at these events, it must feel horrible to them to be witness to people walking out of their films. This…
In an interesting pre-festival event, I took part in a free tour of the film reference library today. According to it’s website “the Film Reference Library, with more than 17,000 book titles and 60,000 film files, holds the world’s most extensive English language collection of Canadian film-related material plus the unique archival collections of Canada’s…
It’s been about six months or so since I last wrote a watchlist column. I suppose the fact that I regularly log the films that I see on Letterboxd makes such a column a little bit redundant. That said, it is still fun to talk about the films that I have seen. I’ve decided to…
Julie Benz If today was the only day you were going to attend Fan Expo Canada, sadly you chose one of the worst days to go. It was a very slow opening day for the Expo and I spent most of the afternoon getting acquainted with the showfloor, which featured some enjoyable elements like a Frankenweenie exhibit,…
July goes out with a (dramatic) laugh, as Judd Apatow‘s Funny People is released. The film is doing fairly decent with the reviews, having a 66% Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. There is also a family film called Aliens in the Attic being released, which doesn’t have a RT rating, meaning that it’s a good…
An eccentric line-up was announced for the 2013 edition of the Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival, which takes place from November 6-13 in Toronto and Richmond Hill. This will be the first year I plan on attending the festival, which is now in its 17th year. New this year, the festival is expanding to…
It is never a good thing when people decide to walk out of a screening, however it’s probably worse when these walkouts happen at a film festival screening. Since the filmmakers are nearly always present at these events, it must feel horrible to them to be witness to people walking out of their films. This…
In an interesting pre-festival event, I took part in a free tour of the film reference library today. According to it’s website “the Film Reference Library, with more than 17,000 book titles and 60,000 film files, holds the world’s most extensive English language collection of Canadian film-related material plus the unique archival collections of Canada’s…
It’s been about six months or so since I last wrote a watchlist column. I suppose the fact that I regularly log the films that I see on Letterboxd makes such a column a little bit redundant. That said, it is still fun to talk about the films that I have seen. I’ve decided to…
Julie Benz If today was the only day you were going to attend Fan Expo Canada, sadly you chose one of the worst days to go. It was a very slow opening day for the Expo and I spent most of the afternoon getting acquainted with the showfloor, which featured some enjoyable elements like a Frankenweenie exhibit,…
July goes out with a (dramatic) laugh, as Judd Apatow‘s Funny People is released. The film is doing fairly decent with the reviews, having a 66% Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. There is also a family film called Aliens in the Attic being released, which doesn’t have a RT rating, meaning that it’s a good…
An eccentric line-up was announced for the 2013 edition of the Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival, which takes place from November 6-13 in Toronto and Richmond Hill. This will be the first year I plan on attending the festival, which is now in its 17th year. New this year, the festival is expanding to…
It is never a good thing when people decide to walk out of a screening, however it’s probably worse when these walkouts happen at a film festival screening. Since the filmmakers are nearly always present at these events, it must feel horrible to them to be witness to people walking out of their films. This…
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