tips on CineCycle 5/18/13

Underground Cinema
Coffee Bar & Bicycle Repair Shop
Programming & for hire since 1991 - 22 years!
Many film projection formats, from
8mm to 35mm, including 9.5mm!
80 seats, 2 washrooms. Proprietor: Martin Heath

Location, Contact, Photo | Services

Upcoming Events | Past Events

Film Collection - Features & Shorts

"flickr" Photos | Links | Press | Pianist Wanted

Location & Contact
CineCycle, in the old coach house down the lane behind 129 Spadina Ave.,
on the east side between Richmond St. W. and Adelaide St. W., Toronto. Map
416-971-4273 Mail: Box 45, 401 Richmond St. W., Toronto, Ontario M5V 3A8

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The sign above the entrance at CineCycle's first location (1991-1995),
behind 317 Spadina Ave., Toronto. (Photo by John Porter)
The bicycle was conceived and built by Leo Slonetsky
using 16mm film reels for the wheels and chainring.

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CineCycle
behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto, 416-971-4273

8 UPCOMING EVENTS!

May 31 - 5 Next Month! - July 20 - Past Events

SUNDAY NEXT WEEKEND!

CineCycle presents its "From the Vault" Screening #6

Leo the Last (John Boorman, 1970, 104 min.)
on 16mm! plus 16mm shorts! including
one by Wladyslaw Starewicz. Facebook

Sunday, May 26, 8pm, $5 (classified)

FRIDAY, MAY 31

Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT) and
Pleasure Dome Artists' Film Exhibition Group present

Intertidal
A Film Performance by Alex MacKenzie
in person from Vancouver!
His most recent expanded cinema using 16mm projectors
(2012, 55 minutes), plus a 16mm film (2011, 25 minutes).

Friday, May 31, 7:30pm, $8 (unclassified)

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CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto 416-971-4273

5 EVENTS NEXT MONTH!

The Summer Institute in Film at York University, SAVAC,
and Pleasure Dome Artists' Film Exhibition Group present

Cinema of Prayoga:
Indian Experimental Film and Video 1913-2006
Curator: film scholar Amrit Gangar, in person from Mumbai!
2 different programmes of rarely-screened radical film art! 

Tuesday & Wednesday, June 4 & 5, 7:30pm, free!
(unclassified)

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Sonchy’s Adventures’ Media Department presents

"Sonchy's Silk Road Adventure" Preview
Buzkashi (Najeeb Mirza, Canada, 2012, video, 81 min.)
Plus Central Asian food, drink & raffle prizes!
All proceeds go to assist the facilitation of
post-secondary education in Tajikistan.
Preview for a 2-day event in July, Toronto.

Thursday, June 6, 8pm, $4,
free to travel media & bloggers!

Limited seating! First come, first served!
Reservations: Event Brite or info at sonchyadv dot com

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Graphic Poetics presents

Why Birds and Wolves Don't Trade Stones
Graphic Novel Launch
Live spoken word by Lishai with
projected images by David Brame.
ASL interpretation, accessible. Facebook

Friday, June 15, 7:30pm - 10pm, $5-$10

Theatre Caravel presents its quarterly series

15th Sea Change - A Night of New Performance
New work by Toronto artists of different disciplines,
Refreshments & complimentary homemade snacks!

Friday, June 22, 8pm, $7

Seating is limited and spaces fill up quickly!
so RSVP now: info at theatrecaravel dot com

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CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto 416-971-4273

SATURDAY, JULY 20

Pleasure Dome's

Annual Open Screening Under the Stars
Bring your latest experimental films or videos to show
(finished or unfinished, found or stolen), before 8pm,
or just come to watch!
16mm, super 8, VHS, DVD, Blu-Ray, Quicktime.
Maximum 10 minutes. First come, first shown.

Saturday, July 20, 9pm, $pwyc (unclassified)

Outdoors in the Courtyard, 401 Richmond St. W., Toronto

Rain location: CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave.

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CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto 416-971-4273

CINECYCLE SERVICES

Cinema Rentals - 35mm, 16mm, 9.5mm, 8mm, super 8, VHS, DVD!

Mobile Cinema Service - Project any format, anywhere! Biked!

DIY Music Venue - Voted favourite by Eye Weekly readers!

Films for Rent - Features and Shorts on 16mm and 35mm!

Performances - Exhibitions - Parties - Meetings - Shoots

Bicycle Repairs & Rentals: by appointment

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CineCycle
Underground Cinema
Toronto, Ontario, Canada 416-971-4273

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PROGRAM YOUR OWN SHOW!
Show any of CineCycle's films for FREE
when you rent CineCycle.
16mm & 35mm! 100 Features! 100s of Shorts!
Fiction, Documentary, Animation, Experimental!
Feature Films on 35mm

Feature Films on 16mm
AGE OF CONSENT (Michael Powell, Australia; 1969)
ALEXANDER NEVSKY (Sergei Eisenstein, USSR; 1938)
BEAU SERGE (Claude Chabrol, France; 1958)
BIG BANDS (footage of Isham Jones, Cab Calloway, Duke Ellington and Artie Shaw)
BLACK FOX (Steven Hillard Stern, USA/Canada; 1995)
BLACKMAILED (Marc Allégret, UK; 1951)
BONNE ANNEE (Claude Lelouch, France/Italy; 1973)
CALCUTTA (Louis Malle, France; 1969)
CALL OF THE WILD (Ken Annakin, UK/France, 1972) [French, no subtitles]
CHARIOTS OF THE GODS (Harald Reinl, West Germany; 1970)
LES CHOUANS (Philippe de Broca, France; 1988)
CONCRETE JUNGLE aka: THE CRIMINAL (Joseph Losey, UK; 1960)
CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING ARTHUR’S COURT (Tay Garnett, USA; 1949)

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DARK WATERS (Andre De Toth, USA; 1944)
DIESEL (Gerhard Lamprecht, Germany; 1942) [no subtites]
DR. JEKYLL & MR. HYDE (Rouben Mamoulian, USA; 1931)
EXCALIBUR (John Boorman, UK/USA; 1981)
EXECUTION NIGHT (1957 episode of TV programme Conflict) w/ Virginia Mayo
ECSTASY (Gustav Machaty, Czechoslovakia/Austria, 1933)
FANNY (Marc Allegret, France; 1932)
FILLE DES MARAIS (Augusto Genina, Italy; 1949) [no subtitles]
FLUTE AND THE ARROW (Arne Sucksdorff, Sweden; 1959)
IVAN THE TERRIBLE parts 1 & 2    (Sergei Eisenstein, USSR; 1944/1958)

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JUDGE ET L’ ASSASSIN (Bertrand Tavernier, France; 1976)
KIDNAPPED (Alfred L. Werker, USA; 1938)
LED THE LAST (John Boorman, UK; 1970)
LEEDS UNITED (British TV mockumentary; information pending inspection)
LES GIRLS (George Cukor, USA; 1957)
MA NUIT CHEZ MAUD (Eric Rohmer, France; 1969)
MAGICIAN (Ingmar Bergman, Sweden; 1958)
MARIE ANN (Martin Walters, Canada; 1978)
MAYERLING TO SARAJEVO (Max Ophuls, France; 1940)
METHADONE: AN AMERICAN WAY OF DEALING (Jim Klein, USA; 1974)
MODERATO CANTABILE (Peter Brook, Italy/France; 1960)
MY SISTER, MY LOVE (Vilgot Sjoman, Sweden; 1966)
MYSTERY OF MILLION DOLLAR HOCKEY PUCK (Jean LaFleur, Canada; 1975)

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NO PLACE TO HIDE (Robert Allen Schnitzer, USA; 1970) w/ Sylvester Stallone
NUIT DE VARENNES (Ettore Scola, France/Italy; 1982)
ONIBABA (Kaneto Shindo, Japan; 1964) French subtitles
OTLEY (Dick Clement, UK; 1968)
PASSPORT TO PIMLICO (Henry Cornelius, UK; 1949)
PERIL FOR THE GUY (James Hill, UK; 1956)
PIRANHA PART TWO: THE SPAWNING (James Cameron, USA; 1981)
PRAZDNINY S MINKOU (Josef Pinkava, Czechoslovakia; 1963)
PRIVATE LIFE OF DON JUAN (Alexander Korda, UK; 1934)
PROPHET FROM PUGWASH (Carole Moore-Ede Myers, Canada; 1978) CBC TV doc
RASHOMON (Akira Kurosawa, Japan; 1950)
RED DRAGON (Hong Kong kung fu movie; information pending inspection)
RULES OF THE GAME (Jean Renoir, France; 1939)

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SACCO AND VANZETTI (Giuliano Montaldo, Italy; 1971)
SECOND CHORUS (H.C. Potter, USA; 1940)
SECRETS OF WOMEN (Ingmar Bergman, Sweden; 1952)
SEVENTH SEAL (Ingmar Bergman, Sweden; 1957)
SILENCE (Ingmar Bergman, Sweden; 1963) [dubbed]
SUDAN (John Rawlins, USA; 1945)
TEOREMA (Pier Paolo Pasolini, Italy; 1968)  [colour fading]
THINGS TO COME (William Cameron Menzies, UK; 1936)
THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY (Ingmar Bergman, Sweden; 1961)
THUNDER OVER ARIZONA (Joseph Kane, USA; 1956)
TWENTY SEVEN-A (Esben Storm, Australia; 1974)

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THE VANQUISHED (Michelangelo Antonioni, Italy; 1953)
VOGUES OF 1938 (Irving Cummings, USA; 1937)
THE WAR GAME (Peter Watkins, UK; 1965)
WILD FRUIT (Herve Bromberger, France; 1954)
WILD STRAWBERRIES (Ingmar Bergman, Sweden; 1957)
WINTER LIGHT (Ingmar Bergman, Sweden; 1962)

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Feature Films on 35mm
AIDA (Clemente Fracassi, Italy; 1953)
ASK THE DEAD ABOUT THE PRICE OF DEATH (Kaljo Kiisk, Estonia; 1977)
THE BRIDGE (Bernhard Wicki, West Germany; 1959) dubbed
CAT AND MOUSE (Claude Lelouch, France; 1975) dubbed
ENDLESS SUMMER (Bruce Brown, USA; 1966) [colour fading]
GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY (Sergio Leone, Italy; 1966) [missing final reel]
GRAPES OF WRATH (John Ford, USA; 1940) [missing final reel]
GROUNDSTAR CONSPIRACY (Lamont Johnson, Canada/USA; 1972)[colour fading]
HINDENBURG (Robert Wise, USA; 1975)
HOLLYWOOD BABYLON (Van Guylder, USA; 1972)
KING OF HEARTS (Philippe de Broca, France; 1966)
LIFE AT THE TOP (Ted Kotcheff, UK; 1965)
LOVE IN THE AFTERNOON (Billy Wilder, USA; 1957)
LUTHER (Guy Green, UK/USA; 1974)

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MAROONED (John Sturges, USA; 1969)
MODEL SHOP (Jacques Demy, France/USA; 1969) [colour fading]
MONTEREY POP (D.A. Pennebaker, USA; 1968) [colour fading]
NINE VICTIMS TO A MURDER (information pending inspection)
PASTOR AND VIRTUOUS (Hong Kong kung fu movie; information pending)
SONG SOAR (Ukrainian ; information pending inspection) no subtitles
STAVISKY (Alain Resnais, France/Italy; 1974) [colour fading]
SUSAN KELLY (Maria Sarat, Philippines; 1977)
TAKE A GIRL LIKE YOU (Jonathon Miller, UK; 1970)
TWO WOMEN (Vittorio De Sica, Italy; 1960) dubbed
WILLY BUSCH REPORT (Niklaus Schilling, West Germany; 1979)

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CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto 416-971-4273

CINECYCLE LINKS

- Photos of Bike Week 2007 at CineCycle, by Martin Reis! -
(That's John Porter in the Janet Bike Girl "SUPER 8" t-shirt!)

- CineCycle story by Erin MacKeen, w/ a photo of Martin -

- 401 Richmond Street West, arts building with CineCycle -

- CineCycle t-shirts by CineCycle partner Janet Bike Girl -
Photos - CineCycle logo

- Pleasure Dome Artists' Film Exhibition, most often at CineCycle -

- Photo and review of CineCycle -

- R.I.P. cat Timmy 1992?-2007 -

(LIFT 8/5, Music Gallery 10/29)

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CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto 416-971-4273

WANTED!

Pianists to accompany

Bicycle-Powered Festival of Silent Film Classics!
A new invention by CineCycle's Martin Heath and
Petra Chevrier, using bicycle-riders from the audience!

DESCRIBED IN A

TORONTO DAILY NEWS STORY
The National Post, Saturday, December 1, 2007

>>> You've earned a large popcorn! <<<
Bike-powered projector soon to get its own filmfest
by Sarah B. Hood

A review of Pleasure Dome's premiere of Liss Platt's
performance, riding a bicycle-powered 16mm projector
designed by Petra Chevrier and Martin Heath of CineCycle,
Saturday, November 24, 2007 at the Latvian House, Toronto.

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CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto 416-971-4273