May 10, 2024
The Boy in the Woods will be screened at the Phoenix Cinema on May 18 in London UK.
It also will be screened at the Toronto Jewish Film Festival on June 2 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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The Boy in the Woods will be screened at the Phoenix Cinema on May 18 in London UK.
It also will be screened at the Toronto Jewish Film Festival on June 2 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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Anime North is sponsoring the screening of "The Night Is Short, Walk on Girl" at this year's Toronto Japanese Film Festival at the JCCC on June 9th at 1:30pm. We will be giving away passes as contest prizes during and after Anime North 2018; though, if you don't win, tickets are only $12.
The Toronto Japanese Film Festival and Anime North are co-presenting the Toronto premiere of Kenji Kamiyama's delightful ANCIEN AND THE MAGIC TABLET / NAPPING PRINCESS 「ひるね姫. It’s a visually spectacular, gender-bending adventure set in the not-too-distant machine-driven future, in which young woman Kokone is having strange dreams of warring machines, hinting at long-dormant family secrets. Sunday August 20 at 2:00pm @ JCCC.
Tickets at 416-441-2345 or http://www.jccc.on.ca/en/events/jcinema.php
Film Screening and Panel Discussion of Antisemitism
This week, my colleagues at the Toronto Jewish Film Festival will host free screenings of Antisemitism, culminating with a live panel discussion on Sunday 5th December.
It is neither an easy nor a comforting film, but it is an important one, to understand how new movements can breathe life into old hatreds.
And Hanukkah feels like the apt time for us all to shine a light, and together, push back the darkness.
🎟 https://via.maharaj.org/shine
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The Human Factor
All day today, the Mosaic Institute is co-presenting the film The Human Factor, at the Toronto Jewish Film Festival. It is a behind-the-scenes account of thirty years of efforts to achieve peace in the Middle East.
It sounds naïve today, but during the giddy days when Yasser Arafat and Yitzhak Rabin clasped hands, I genuinely believed we were on the cusp of peace in our times.
The unravelling of those hopes were heartbreaking, but instructive, about what we must overcome in any future negotiations.
🕊 https://tjff.com/the-human-factor/
Tonight! The JCCC is showing Love's Twisting Path. Read about it below.
84 year old Sadao Nakajima has been working as a director and writer since the Japanese Studio Era. Love’s Twisting Path is his first movie
Depression is a real thing. Another World shows just that, about three men struggling through their thirties. Read anout it at the link below and catch it on the JCCC this Saturday!
A dramatic film through and through, Junji Sakamoto Another World is good at depicting minutiae. That is, after all the lively world of two