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Film Festival Looks at Uranium — and a Lot More

April 3, 2015April 8, 2015FestivalsInternational Uranium Film Festival

(Via CNW) The 2015 International Uranium Film Festival will take place in Quebec City from April 15th to 25th. It will feature over 50 films about the nuclear age, including, for the first time in

Festivals and Filming in Ontario

April 2, 2015April 2, 2015Festivals, IndependentaluCine Festival, aluCine Latin Film + Media Arts Festival, Anthony D. P. Mann, Birdman, Christmas Carol Anthony D. P. Mann, Citizenfour, Claudio Caldini, Cuban diasporic filmmakers, Lost Villages Museum, micro-budget Christmas Carol, Northwest Film Fest, Northwest Film Fest Thunder Bay, Selma, Sleeping Giant, Still Alice

Film festivals are breaking out all over Ontario, and a micro-budget musical is filming in the Cornwall area right now. In Toronto, aluCine Latin Film + Media Arts Festival begins today, celebrating its 15th birthday

3 Strong Finishers Across Canada: See the Clips

March 31, 2015March 31, 2015FestivalsAlanis Obomsawin, Burden of Peace, Cinema Politica, Human Rights Watch Film Festival, Indie Films Fernie, The Wanted 18, TIFF Bell Lightbox, Til the Cows Come Home, Trick or Treaty

Cinema Politica is wrapping up its winter semester on April 8th with Til the Cows Come Home, a documentary on the protests against the closing of the prison farm in Kingston, Ontario, in the summer

Le MIAFF/ANIMAZE Coming to Montreal

March 30, 2015March 30, 2015FestivalsAnimation, Animation Film Festival, Digital Spring, Le MIAFF/ANIMAZE, MIAFF, Montreal

(Via CNW) The ANIMAZE/Le Montreal International Animation Film Festival[will run April 16-19 at, and near, Concordia University. It’s Montreal’s first to be exclusively focused on animation in both cinema and technology. More than just a

3 Great Comedy Trailers from the Canadian Film Fest

March 23, 2015March 23, 2015FestivalsCanadian Film Fest, Canadian Indie Film Series, curated video, Lunchbox Loser, Pretend We're Kissing, The Cocksure Lads Movie, The Day Santa Didn't Come, trailers, videos

Someone at the National Post, in a short item I can’t track down online, said last Friday that “the Canadian Film Festival could probably adopt a less generic name, but otherwise, its programming seems on

TJFF and More

March 16, 2015March 16, 2015FestivalsÁlvaro Brechner, Borrowed Identity (aka Dancing Arabs), Max Beer, Mr. Kaplan, Nobody was Interested. Nobody Asked, Toronto Jewish Film Festival

The Toronto Jewish Film Festival has announced it will open with A Borrowed Identity (aka Dancing Arabs) on April 10th and close with Mr. Kaplan on May 10th. A Borrowed Identity is directed by acclaimed

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