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87 EVENTS Jul-Dec 2023
44 EVENTS IN
TORONTO 43 EVENTS BEYOND
TORONTO
September 2023 - February 2024 in New
York City
Last December in Toronto
- Vancouver, BC
- London, Ontario
Fort Lauderdale, FL
- Kingston, ON -
Cornwall, ON
Last November in Toronto
- Vancouver, BC
- Ottawa, ON
Moncton, New Brunswick
- Windsor, ON
Last October in Toronto
- Montréal, QC
- Victoria, BC
Neuchatel, Switzerland
- worldwide - Ottawa,
ON
Saskatoon, SK -
New York City - London,
ON
Last September in Toronto
- Ottawa, ON -
London, ON
Chicago, Illinois
- Brooklyn, NY
- Rochester, NY
San Francisco, CA
- Santa Fe, New Mexico
Last August in Toronto
- Vancouver, BC
- Montréal
Ottawa, Ontario
- Washington, DC
- Cornwall, ON
Last July in Toronto
- London, Ontario
Durham, ON - Regina,
Saskatchewan
5 EVENTS LAST
DECEMBER 8 EVENTS LAST NOVEMBER
9 EVENTS LAST OCTOBER
12 EVENTS LAST SEPTEMBER
5 EVENTS LAST AUGUST
5 EVENTS LAST JULY
5 EVENTS LAST DECEMBER
IN TORONTO!
Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT)
presents the return of its annual
LIFT Round-Up
Recent local and international videos
from LIFT’s wide community of artists.
Documentary, narrative, experimental.
Followed by small reception in lobby.
Monday, December 11, 7pm, $10
Tickets in advance, limited at door.
Paradise Theatre, 1006 Bloor St. W., Toronto
Will also be streaming on MUBI.com/LIFT
Trash Palace Theatre, "Toronto's Classiest
Cinema" since 2007,
presents 16mm features and shorts, second Friday each month.
Facebook group
Village
of the Giants
(Bert I. Gordon, USA, 1965, 81 minutes)
Facebook
Friday, December 8, 9:30pm, $10 (classified)
CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto
Cinema
Studies Institute at University of Toronto and
Ad Hoc
Film Collective present Ad Hoc's screening #50
Phantom Ride
(Stephen Broomer, Canada, 2019, video, 68 min.)
Local artist Stephen Broomer in person!
Intro by Stephen and composer Stuart Broomer.
Facebook
Wednesday, December 6, 7pm, free!
Innis
Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
(at St. George, 1 block south of Bloor)
TMU's Film and Photography Preservation and
Collections Management program (F+PPCM) presents
Double Exposure
Home movies meet experimental films,
1972-2007, including by Phil Solomon,
Izabella Pruska-Oldenhof, Alexi Manis,
and Rick Hancox, all projected on
16mm and super 8! Total: 90 min.
Facebook
Monday, December 4, 6:30pm, free!
Room 307, School of Image Arts, 122 Bond St.,
Toronto Metropolitan University, Toronto
The U. of T. Cinema Studies Student Union (CINSSU)
presents
Free Friday Films - weekly repertory
movies.
Tampopo
(Juzo Itami, Japan, 1985, video, 114 min.)
Friday, December 1, 7pm, free!
Innis
Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
(at St. George, 1 block south of Bloor)
8 EVENTS
LAST NOVEMBER
IN TORONTO!
Cinema
Studies Institute at U of T, Innis
College, and
Ad Hoc
Film Collective present Ad Hoc's screening #49
Dreams
That Money Can Buy
(Hans Richter, USA, 1947, video, 99 minutes)
Facebook
Monday, November 27, 7pm, free!
Deluxe Screening Room (Room 222E),
Innis College, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
(at St. George, 1 block south of Bloor)
Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT) presents
Warm Data
16mm expanded cinema performance
by LIFT's current artist-in-residence
Natalia Kozie-Kalliomäki,
in person from Finland!
Followed by a short Q&A.
Friday, November 24, 7pm,
$pwyc (suggested $5).
LIFT, 1137 Dupont St. (east of Dufferin), Toronto
The U. of T. Cinema Studies Student Union (CINSSU)
present
Free Friday Films - weekly repertory
movies.
Decision
to Leave
(Park Chan-wook, S. Korea, 2022, video, 138 min.)
Friday, November 24, 7pm, free!
Innis
Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
(at St. George, 1 block south of Bloor)
Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT),
Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre (CFMDC),
Cinema
Studies Institute at University of Toronto,
Ad Hoc
Film Collective, and Black Zero, present
Ad Hoc's screening #48
Josephine Massarella:
Green Dreams
16mm films and videos, 1984-2017,
by Hamilton, Ontario filmmaker
Josephine Massarella (1957-2018).
Total running time: 98 minutes.
Plus the launch and sale of a new
blu-ray disc of her complete works!
Facebook
Wednesday, November 22, 7pm, free!
Innis
Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
(at St. George, 1 block south of Bloor)
The U. of T. Cinema Studies Student Union (CINSSU)
and
Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT)
present
Free Friday Films - weekly repertory
movies.
Double-feature!
Kiss
Me Deadly
(Robert Aldrich, France, 1955, video, 106 min.)
and the movie it inspired
Lost
Highway
(David Lynch, USA, 1997, video, 135 min.)
Friday, November 17, 7pm, free!
Innis
Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
(at St. George, 1 block south of Bloor)
Camerama Camera Show
Used photographic equipment sale.
Antique & usable, film & digital, still & cine.
Many merchants tables. Facebook
Sunday, November 12, 10am-3pm, $7
Japanese Canadian Cultural
Centre,
6 Sakura Way (formerly Garamond Court), Toronto
(north of Eglinton, between Don Mills Rd. and the DVP)
"Toronto's Classiest Cinema" - Trash Palace
Theatre - since 2007,
presents 16mm features and shorts, second Friday each month.
Facebook group
Hollywood
Babylon
(Van Guylder, USA, 1972, 87 minutes)
Facebook
Friday, November 10, 9:30pm, $10 (classified)
CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto
The Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT) presents
Our Best Machines
Are Made With Sunshine
Super 8 and 16mm films by
LIFT's current artist-in-residence
Agnès Hayden, in person from Spain!
Followed by a short Q&A with the artist.
Tuesday, November 7, 7pm,
$pwyc (suggested $5).
LIFT, 1137 Dupont St. (east of Dufferin), Toronto
9 EVENTS
LAST OCTOBER
IN TORONTO!
Cinema
Studies Institute at University of Toronto and
Ad Hoc
Film Collective present Ad Hoc's screening #47
Fallen in Flames: Four Nightmares by
Curtis Harrington
Videos, 1946-1953, by USA filmmaker
Curtis Harrington (1926-2007).
Total running time: 52 min.
Facebook
Monday, October 30, 7pm, free!
Deluxe Screening Room (Room 222E),
Innis College, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
(at St. George, 1 block south of Bloor)
Ace Hotel presents its series
Shorts in Conversation
Super 8 films followed by dialogue with the artists.
Curated by the8fest,
Toronto's
annual small-gauge film festival
(July 2023, and since 2008).
Wednesday, October 25, 7pm, free!
RSVP
Interspace, Ace Hotel, 51 Camden St., Toronto
Cinema
Studies Institute at University of Toronto and
Ad Hoc
Film Collective present Ad Hoc's screening #46
A
Man Whose Life Was Full of Woe
Has Been Surprised By Joy
(R. Bruce Elder, Canada, 1997, digital, 96 min.)
R. Bruce Elder in person! Facebook
Monday, October 23, 7pm, free!
Innis
Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
(at St. George, 1 block south of Bloor)
The U. of T. Cinema Studies Student Union (CINSSU)
and
Cinema Studies Institute
at University of Toronto present
Free Friday Films - weekly repertory
movies.
Cure
(Kiyoshi Kurosawa, Spain, 1997, video, 110 min.)
Friday, October 20, 7pm, free!
Innis
Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
(at St. George, 1 block south of Bloor)
Ad Hoc Film Collective present it's screening #45
Pull My Daisy and Fat
Feet
16mm films Pull My Daisy
(Robert Frank & Alfred Leslie, USA, 1959, 28 min.)
and Fat Feet (Red Grooms, USA, 1966, 19 min.).
Facebook
Wednesday, October 18, 7pm, free!
Innis
Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
(at St. George, 1 block south of Bloor)
Home Movie History Project presents
21st International Home
Movie Day
Show your home movies, or come just to watch.
8mm, 16mm or super 8 film. Sorry, no video.
Facebook group
Sunday, October 15, 6:30pm-9pm, $5
Monkey's Paw Bookshop,
1067 Bloor St. W., Toronto
(between Dovercourt Road and Dufferin Street)
Film Inspection & Repair Clinic
6:30pm-8pm
View your films privately, select ones to show.
Get expert help with film repairs and advice.
Open Screening 7pm-9pm
Show your films.
The Photographic Historical Society of Canada (PHSC) presents
The Big One
48th Annual Fall Photographica Fair
Canada's oldest, largest sale of used photographic equipment.
Antique & usable, film & digital, still & cine. Many
tables.
Sunday, October 15, 12pm-5pm, $7
Trident
Banquet Hall, Unit 200, 145 Evans Ave., Etobicoke
(east of Islington Ave., south of the QEW / Gardiner Expwy)
"Toronto's Classiest Cinema" - Trash Palace
Theatre - since 2007,
presents 16mm features and shorts, second Friday each month.
Facebook group
Piranha
II: The Spawning
(James Cameron, USA / Italy, 1981, 94 minutes)
James Cameron's first as director! Facebook
Friday, October 13, 9:30pm, $10 (classified)
CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto
Cinema
Studies Institute at University of Toronto and
Ad Hoc
Film Collective present Ad Hoc's screening #44
Films by Dore O.
Videos and a 16mm film, 1971-1994, by
German artist Dore O. (1946-2022).
Total running time: 81 minutes.
Presented by Masha Matzke,
author of new book on Dore O..
Facebook
Monday, October 9, 7pm, free!
Innis
Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
(at St. George, 1 block south of Bloor)
12 EVENTS
LAST SEPTEMBER
IN TORONTO!
The Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT) presents
LIFT Fall 2023 Garage Sale
Digital and analogue cameras, tripods, lights,
accessories, editing gear and much more,
all untested, sold as is, so low prices!
Plus 35mm expired film stock!
Tech staff on duty for Q&As.
Saturday, September 30, 12pm-5pm
No early entry or pre-sale previews.
Cash, debit, credit, no cheques.
LIFT, 1137 Dupont St. (east of Dufferin), Toronto
The U. of T. Cinema Studies Student Union (CINSSU)
and
Cinema
Studies Institute at University of Toronto present
Free Friday Films - weekly repertory
movies.
Bad
Education
(Pedro Almodóvar, Spain, 2004, video, 106 min.)
Friday, September 29, 7pm, free!
Innis
Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
(at St. George, 1 block south of Bloor)
Pleasure
Dome Artists' Film Exhibition Group
presents its annual screening
New Toronto Works
Recent videos by Emily DiCarlo, Rojin Shafiei,
Sophie Sabet, Lisa Smollkin, Jasmine Liaw,
Mark Cira, Tamara Jones, Federica Foglia,
Trm Anh Nguyen, and Marcella Moliner.
Total: 100 minutes, plus intermission,
followed by Q&A. Artists in person!
Tuesday, September 26, 7pm, free!
Small
World Centre, Unit 101, Artscape Youngplace,
180 Shaw St., (between Queen & Dundas), Toronto
The 16th Nuit
Blanche
Free all-night art installations and events
at 85 varied locations across Toronto,
indoors and outdoors. No super 8.
Facebook
Saturday, September 23, 7pm-7am, free!
INCLUDING
CineCycle
presents 'Scopitones'
Short, 1960s music films on 16mm!
Outdoors!
in the parking lot behind 401
Richmond St. W., Toronto
The U. of T. Cinema Studies Student Union (CINSSU)
and
Cinema
Studies Institute at University of Toronto present
Free Friday Films - weekly repertory
movies.
Mo'
Better Blues
(Spike Lee, USA, 1990, video, 129 min.)
Friday, September 22, 7pm, free!
Innis
Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
(at St. George, 1 block south of Bloor)
The Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT) presents
Transformations:
A Commissioning Project
Premieres of 5 new commissioned videos by
10 local artists in cross-generational pairs,
Kourtney Jackson & Edie Steiner,
Kelly O'Brien & Alice Charlie Liu,
Dev Ramsawakh & Helen Lee,
Luísa Cruz & Jorge Manzano,
and a live film performance by
Jean-Pierre Marchant & John Price.
Total running time: 53 minutes,
then a Q&A - artists in person!
Thursday, September 21, 7pm, $10
Register
in advance, or tickets at door.
Innis
Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
(at St. George, 1 block south of Bloor)
Also free on demand Sep 21 - Oct 5 at VUCAVU.
The Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT) presents
Fall Film, Video and
Interactive Art Workshops
8mm, 16mm, 35mm! Analog & digital video.
Limited enrolments, first come - first served.
Registration began September 19, 2023
L.I.F.T., 1137 Dupont St. (at Gladstone Ave.), Toronto
15
to 10
International Film Festival
New short videos by pioneering online creators
using platforms like TikTok, YouTube, Instagram.
Facebook
Saturday, September 16, 8pm, free!
CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto
The U. of T. Cinema Studies Student Union (CINSSU)
presents
Free Friday Films - weekly repertory
movies.
Harold
and Maude
(Hal Ashby, USA, 1971, video, 91 minutes)
Friday, September 15, 7pm, free!
Innis
Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., Toronto
(at St. George, 1 block south of Bloor)
Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre (CFMDC) presents
Growing Pains
Multimedia installation including objects, sound and
appropriated videos, 1981-2016, from the CFMDC,
by Cara Morton, Dan Browne, and Stan Brakhage.
Curated by Mackai Sharp. Facebook
Tuesday-Monday, September 12-18, free!
Weekdays: 11am - 2pm, 4pm - 7pm.
Weekend: 11am - 2pm, 3pm - 8pm.
Pix
Film Gallery, Unit C, 1411 Dufferin St., Toronto
(2 blocks north of Dupont St.)
"Toronto's Classiest Cinema" - Trash Palace
Theatre - since 2007,
presents 16mm features and shorts, second Friday each month.
Facebook group
Survival
Run
(Larry Spiegel, USA, 1979, 16mm, 89 min.)
Facebook
Friday, September 8, 9:30pm, $10
CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto
48th Toronto
International Film Festival (TIFF)
Mostly digital videos, no super 8 films.
September 7-17, $32 each
TIFF Bell Lightbox,
350 King St. W., Toronto
including it's
23rd Wavelengths
Series
New avant-garde digital videos.
Many international artists in person!
5 EVENTS
LAST AUGUST
IN TORONTO!
Ace Hotel presents its series
Shorts in Conversation
New super 8 films followed by dialogue with
the artists: Lina Wu, Kourtney Jackson,
Louise Noguchi, and Alize Zorlutuna.
Films total running time: 13 minutes.
Commissioned and curated by the8fest,
Toronto's annual small-gauge film festival
(July 28-30, 2023, and since 2008).
Wednesday, August 30, 7pm, free!
RSVP
Interspace, Ace Hotel, 51 Camden St., Toronto
Magonia Films presents
Comrades:
Almost a Love Story
(Peter Chan, Hong Kong, 1996, digital, 118 minutes)
plus Baba (Anya Chirkova, Canada, 2022, 14 min.).
Anya Chirkova and writer/actor Maziyar Khatam
in person for a Q&A following their video. tickets
Tuesday, August 29, 7:15pm,
$pwyc, $5 suggested
CineCycle, behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto
Riot at the Movies and TerribleFest present
Local Filmmakers Showcase
Local DIY artists show their short videos.
Facebook
Friday, August 25, 8pm, free!
Eyesore
Cinema, 1176 Bloor St. W., Toronto
(west of Dufferin Street)
Live-streaming version on Youtube! Facebook
re:assemblage collective
presents
its 2nd annual summer festival
DIFFUSION
International artists' videos.
9 different screenings! Free food!
Thursday- Sunday, August 17-20,
free or donation. Limited seating.
at YYZ Artists' Outlet, Suite 140, and
outdoors! in the adjoining Courtyard,
401 Richmond St. W. (at Spadina), Toronto
The Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto
(LIFT)
presents its first-ever
Open Screening
Show your film or video. Film formats
include 16mm, 8mm and super 8.
Light snacks and drinks served.
Advance submission required.
Friday, August 18, 7pm, $pwyc
($5 suggested)
LIFT, 1137 Dupont St. (at Gladstone Ave.), Toronto
5 EVENTS LAST JULY IN TORONTO!
16th Annual the8fest
A Little Festival for Small Films
Super 8, 8mm, 9.5mm, UltraPan8!
Performances, visiting artists, workshops.
In-person and online. Facebook
Friday-Sunday, July 28-30
Beaver Hall Gallery, 29 McCaul St., Toronto, Canada
The 16th Annual the8fest
(July 28-30) and
Home Movie History Project present
From Cape Town to Scarborough
Archival 8mm and super 8 films shot by one family in
Cape Town, South Africa, then Scarborough, Ontario,
in the 1960s and 70s. Free food! BYO seating.
Facebook
Saturday, July 22, 9pm-10pm, free!
(Postponed from July 15 due to rain.)
OUTDOORS IN THE PARK!
Prairie
Drive Park, 119 Pharmacy Ave., Scarborough
(4 blocks NE of Victoria Park subway station)
PRECEDED BY
Film Inspection & Repair Clinic
Bring your 8mm or super 8 home movies
for help with repairs and preservation, or
just chat with our artists or at workshops.
4pm-9pm, free!
Kyree Vibrant and Johnny Kalangis present
Big Rude Jake:
Pursuing the Pearl of Great Price
(Kyree Vibrant, Canada, 2022, video, 78 min.)
World premiere! Facebook
Thursday, July 20, 7pm, $15 tickets
CineCycle,
behind 129 Spadina Ave., Toronto
(between Richmond and Adelaide)
The Photographic Historical Society of Canada (PHSC) presents its
Outdoor Trunk Sale
Used photo equipment sale - antique & usable,
film & digital, still & cine. Sold from car trunks.
Facebook
Sunday, July 16, 8am-Noon, free!
Trident
Hall Parking Lot, 145 Evans Ave., Etobicoke
(east of Islington, south of QEW-Gardiner Expwy).
Free parking. Washrooms on site.
The Art Museum at the University of Toronto presents
Encounters in Experimental Film
Videos, 2003-2011, from SAVAC's Monitor series,
by Tejal Shah, Holly Rodricks, P. Mansaram, and
Smriti Mehra & Matt Lee, which align with
Nimisha Bhanot's artistic practice.
Followed by a discussion with Bhanot and
Indu Vashist, Executive Director of SAVAC.
Limited capacity, registration required.
Wednesday, July 5, 6pm
Art Museum, Justina M. Barnicke Gallery,
Hart House, 7 Hart House Circle, Toronto
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September 2023 - February 2024 in New
York City
Last December in Vancouver,
BC - London,
Ontario
Kingston, ON - Fort
Lauderdale, FL - Cornwall,
ON
Last November in Vancouver,
BC - Ottawa, Ontario
Moncton, New Brunswick
- Windsor, ON
Last October in Montréal,
Québec - Victoria,
BC
Neuchatel, Switzerland
- worldwide - Ottawa,
ON
Saskatoon, SK -
New York City - London,
ON
Last September in Ottawa,
Ontario - London,
ON
Chicago, ILL - Brooklyn,
NY - Rochester,
NY
San Francisco, CA
- Santa Fe, New Mexico
Last August in Vancouver,
BC - Montréal,
Québec
Ottawa, ON - Cornwall,
ON - Washington,
DC
Last July in London, ON
- Durham, ON - Regina,
SK
SEP. 2023 - FEB.
2024
IN NEW YORK CITY!
The Museum of Art and Design (MAD)
presents
the only American venue in the 6-venue tour of
Outside the Palace of Me
by Shary Boyle, multi-disciplinary artist from
Toronto, with her cinema-inspired sculptures,
installations, films, videos, performances, live
animated projections, and shadow puppets.
September 23, 2023 - February 25, 2024
Artist Conversation: Shary Boyle
Followed by her shadow puppets demo.
Saturday, September 23, 4-5pm.
Free with museum admission. Info
The Museum of Art and Design,
2 Columbus Circle, New York City, New York
Pacific Cinematheque presents
Snow in December
Four screenings of 7 works, 1956-2002, by
Canadian artist Michael Snow (1928-2023),
on 16mm film, a 35mm slide, and a video.
Mondays, December 4, 11 and 18
Pacific Cinematheque, 1131 Howe St., Vancouver, BC
^^^
Monday, December 4, 6:30pm, $14
Wavelength (1967, 16mm, 45 min.),
Back and Forth (1969, 16mm, 50 min.).
Monday, December 11, 6:30pm, $14
So Is This (1982, 16mm, 43 min.),
A Casing Shelved (1970, 35mm slide, 45 min.).
Monday, December 18, 6:30pm, $14
Presents (1981, 16mm, 90 min.)
A to Z (1956, 16mm, 7 min.).
Monday, December 18, 8:30pm, $14
*Corpus Callosum (2002, video, 92 min.)
"Wonder Land" pop-up arts event (Nov 30 -
Dec 16)
and FRAMES Film Series present
Short 16mm Films
Dozens of animated and experimental
16mm films on hand to choose from.
Facebook
Friday, December 8,
7pm-9pm, free!
Thursday, December 14, 7pm-9pm, free!
inside the King Street entrance of
Citi Plaza in downtown
London, Ontario
LAST DECEMBER IN KINGSTON, ON!
The Cinema Society of Kingston presents
A New Film Beat
A live performance with projections
on 16mm film, 8mm film, and video,
by Lauren Thomas with live music by
Sam Alexander, Kristen Eunhae Kim,
Sol McMillan and Marcus Tantakoun.
Monday, December 11, 8:30pm, $10-$20
Limited capacity. Advance tickets.
The
Screening Room,
120 Princess St., Kingston, Ontario
LAST DECEMBER
IN
FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA!
The original One
Take Super 8 Event and
the Black Iron Film Artist Collective present
The 13th Annual
Super 8 Cinema Soirée
16 new super 8 films from
South Florida,
made for the screening, edited-in-camera, now shown as shot,
unseen by the artists! Soundtracks recorded or performed live!
Jenna Giaquinto, Luke Patten, Taliah Dukes, Brianna Parnther,
Leo Cruz, Nastassia Dillon, Gus Nader, Ben Lui, Shane Eason,
Brooke Ingersoll, Matthew Kaiser, Walker Booth, Alessia Atria,
MJ Leinheiser, Susana Simmons, Stephanie Garcia Panclas.
Total running time: 60 minutes, plus intermission.
Filmmakers in attendance! Facebook
Saturday, December 2, 7pm, free! donations accepted
Metrolab (Ground Floor), Florida Atlantic University,
111 East Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, Florida
LAST DECEMBER IN CORNWALL, ON!
CineMad - “Cornwall’s Only Microcinema” presents
The
Last Pogo
(Colin Brunton & Patrick Lee,
Canada, 1978, 16mm, 25 minutes).
The legendary Canadian punk rock concert doc,
on the 45th anniversary of the night it was shot!
Friday, December 1, 9pm, $10
Cornwall
Stamp Co. - Rock & Roll Print Shop,
1116 Paul St. (behind Bud's Records), Cornwall, Ontario
Cineworks Independent Filmmakers Society presents
Through the Celluloid Veil Part 2:
A Sideways Look Screening
Experimental films, 1990s-2023, by
local artist Zoran Dragelj in person!
Followed by a Q&A. Facebook
Thursday, November 30, 6:30pm, free!
Cineworks Black Box Studio (capacity: 40 people),
#300, 1131 Howe St., Vancouver, British Columbia
(access by back alley behind the Cinémathèque)
3 EVENTS LAST
NOVEMBER
IN OTTAWA, ONTARIO!
The Canadian Film Institute (CFI) presents it's Café Ex series
Where is Here?
The Moving Images of Kurt Walker
Kurt Walker in person from Toronto!
with his recent videos, total 74 minutes.
Wednesday, November 29, 7pm, $pwyc
Club
SAW, Galerie SAW Gallery,
67 Nicholas St., Ottawa, Ontario
The Independent Filmmakers Co-operative of Ottawa
(IFCO) presents
Emulsion in Motion
A screening of recent, short,
8mm and 16mm films by IFCO members.
Sunday, November 19, 7pm,
$10 suggested donation.
Club
SAW,
Arts Court,
67 Nicholas St., Ottawa, Ontario
The Lightproof Film Collective presents
Small Gauge Wonders:
The Films of Sandy McLennan
Sandy McLennan in person from Muskoka, Ontario
with his 8mm and 16mm short films, 1981-2023.
Total running time: 35 minutes, plus films for view
on a table before and after the screening, and
all preceded by his Intro to 8mm Workshop.
Facebook
Sunday, November 12, 8pm, $10
Club SAW,
Arts Court,
67 Nicholas St., Ottawa, Ontario
LAST NOVEMBER
IN
MONCTON, NEW BRUNSWICK!
37e Festival international du cinéma
francophone en Acadie (FicfA)
November 10-18, 2023
Moncton, New Brunswick
INCLUDING
Galerie Sans Nom et Film Zone présente
Acadie Underground 27
Super 8 films made for this screening by local artists!
Annie France Noël, Marcel LeBlanc, Line Woods,
Franç Desrosiers, Sam Froux, and Maude Sonier.
New films shot last month, in one day, edited in-camera,
on one roll, then processed and premiered on super 8,
silent, or with recorded sound or live performance.
Followed by voting for the "Crowd Favorite" prize,
and a dance party with DJ Mael HY. Facebook
Friday, November 17, 8:30pm, $12
Tickets
online only, not at the door!
Salle Bernard-Leblanc, 3rd floor, Aberdeen
Cultural Centre,
140 Botsford St., Moncton, New Brunswick
House of Toast presents
26th Media
City Film Festival
International Experimental Film and Video Art.
16mm, 35mm, super 8, video, performance!
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November 7-11, 2023
Windsor, Ontario and Detroit, Michigan
2 EVENTS
LAST OCTOBER
IN MONTREAL, QUEBEC!
The Range Finder presents
68th Montreal Camera Show
Used photographic equipment sale. Since 1988!
Antique & usable, film & digital, still & cine.
Sunday, October 29, 10am-3pm, $7
Marriott Courtyard Montreal Airport,
7000 Place Robert-Joncas, Saint-Laurent, Québec
Visions Collective presents
Brigid McCaffrey
In person from Los Angeles! with
two different programs of short videos
and 16mm films made by herself, John Smith,
Kenneth Anger, Lee Anne Schmitt, Julie Murray,
John Smith, Betzy Bromberg & Alexandra Cuesta.
Wednesday, October 18, 7pm
& 9pm
voluntary contribution $10+.
Limited seating, reservations required.
la lumière, #506, 7080, rue Alexandra, Montréal, Québec
26th Antimatter
Media Art Festival
International Media Art and Experimental Cinema.
Video, 16mm, 35mm, super 8. Facebook
October 20-29, 2023
Deluge Contemporary Art,
636 Yates St., Victoria, British Columbia
LAST OCTOBER
IN
NUECHATEL, SWITZERLAND!
The 4th Biannual
Neuchatel
Super8 Film Festival
Premieres of 31 new super 8 films!
made for this event by Swiss and nearby
artists: Truck Chung & Pierre Stragiotti
& Abraham Souza & Massimo Trompetto,
Camille Briffod & Julietta Korbel, Lars Kemnitz,
Grégoire Czech, Zoée Bijotat, Frank De Luyck,
Thomas Müller & Anke Kruse, Joaquìn Asencio,
Loïc Alcais, Roger Batteault, Gehrard Schreiber,
Constance Flahaut & Tamara Meli, Frédéric Favre,
Michel Borgmann, Sophia Tan, Jean-Marc Sutterlet,
Leonardo Mastrogiacomo & Liam Erlach, Noé Favre,
Nadir Paltenghi, Joséphine Vuigner, Pedro Espinosa,
Andréa Crispini, Cédric & Sandrine & Aurore &
David,
Kevin Rumley, Etienne Piergiovanni, Cécile Chevalier,
Julien Soubiron & Boris Pieussergues, Joeri De Jongh,
Nora de Baan & Tobi Berndt, Lucas Emery, Lydia Cuda.
Saturday, October 21, 8pm, free!
Cite des Etudiants, Cite Universitaire,
avenue de Close-Brochet 10, Neuchatel, Switzerland
21st International Home
Movie Day
Show your home movies, or come just to watch.
8mm, super 8 or 16mm film! No video.
Facebook group
Saturday, October 21, free!
The Lightproof Film Collective presents
Play of Light
Videos, 16mm, 35mm films, 2000-2022, by
artist & archivist Brian Virostek in person!
from Library & Archives Canada in Ottawa.
Total running time: 48 minutes.
Thursday, October 19, 7:30pm, $10
tickets
Club SAW, 67 Nicholas St., Ottawa, Ontario
"SHOOT & SHOW" SUPER 8 SCREENINGS RECOMMENDS
PAVED Arts and The Roxy Theatre present
The 9th Saskatoon
One Take Super 8 Event
Premieres of 21 new films shot & shown on super 8!
by Saskatoon filmmakers, in person!
Evgenia Mikhaylova, Mitch Doll & Kendall Latimer,
Gabby Da Silva, Kathleen Houston, Candice Klein,
Aiden H Richards, Paige Adrian, Rachel Broussard,
Jordan Gyug, Marcel Petit, Zoe Slusar, Tyler Baptist,
Rebecca La Marre, Peter Stinson, Dakota Swiftwolfe,
Alexander Willems, Rowan Neufeld, Anthony Pasqua,
Ania Slusarczyk, Delise Lazarenko, Jude Leschyshyn,
using one 3-minute roll of film each, without any ‘second takes’,
and the filmmakers do not see their film before the screening!
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Tuesday, October 17, 7pm, free!, all ages!
Roxy Theatre, 320 20th St. West, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
2 EVENTS LAST
OCTOBER
IN NEW YORK CITY!
Anthology Film Archives presents
EVE HELLER
In person from Austria! with her
16mm & 35mm films, and a video,
1981-2021, total time: 84 minutes.
Monday & Tuesday, October 16 &
17,
repeated each night at 7:30pm, $9.
Anthology Film Archives
32 Second Ave. (at 2nd St.), New York City
Museum of the Moving Image presents
The Word Was Deleted
Live, expanded cinema, 16mm film performance by
Esperanza Collado and David García Casado,
to close the MMI exhibition of Spanish
experimental filmmaker José Val del Omar.
Sunday, October 1, 4:30pm
Museum of the Moving Image, 36-01 35th Ave.
(at 36th St.), Astoria, Queens, New York City
London Ontario Media Arts Association (LOMAA)
and FRAMES Film Series present
First Sight: Films For All Eyes
16mm films, 1967-2013, for young audiences,
by Barbara Hammer, Jeff Scher, Jodie Mack,
Dirk de Bruyn, Henry Hills, Chick Strand,
Gary Beydler, Frank & Caroline Mouris.
Total running time: 44 min. Facebook
Saturday, October 7, 7pm,
$10.
All ages! Free for minors!
TAP
Centre for Creativity,
203 Dundas St., London, Ontario
Digital Arts Resource Centre (DARC)
and Goethe-Institut
Ottawa present
From Oberhausen to Ottawa
Experimental short videos from the 2023 annual
International Short Film Festival Oberhausen,
by Erica Sheu, Katrin Winkler, Gitte Villesen,
Gustaf Broms, and Corina Andrian.
Total running time: 78 minutes.
Preceded by a reception, snacks & drinks,
and a short lecture by Christopher Rohde.
Wednesday, September 27, 6:30pm,
free!
Limited seating. Register
in advance.
DARC Microcinema, 67 Nicholas St., Ottawa, Ontario
2 EVENTS
LAST SEPTEMBER
IN LONDON, ONTARIO!
London Vintage Film Camera Shows presents
London Fall Vintage Film
Camera Show & Sale
Southwestern Ontario's largest, best & friendliest
used and vintage film photo equipment sale.
Antique & usable, still & cine, 1880s-1980s.
More than 40 local merchants' tables.
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Sunday, September 24, 10am-3pm, $5
Great Hall, St. John the Divine Catholic Church,
390 Baseline Road W., London, Ontario
London Ontario Media Arts Association (LOMAA)
and
FRAMES Film Series present their new monthly series
Animated Frames: Volume 5
International animated 16mm films, 1964-1997, by
Jan Lenica, Gil Alkabetz, Paul & Menno De Nooijer,
André Leduc, Sally Cruikshank, James MacSwain,
Karen Aqua, Ed Ackerman, Michaela Pavlátová,
Ferenc Rofusz, Joanna Priestley & Joan Gratz.
Total run time: 66 minutes, plus intermission.
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Saturday, September 16, 7pm,
$10 cash (no one turned away).
TAP
Centre for Creativity,
203 Dundas St., London, Ontario
The Chicago Film Society presents
Celluloid
Now
Analog cinema screenings and workshops,
projected on 35mm, 16mm, super 8 film!
Thursday-Sunday, September 21-24
Chicago
Cultural Center,
78 E. Washington St., Chicago, Illinois
LAST SEPTEMBER
IN
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK!
Light Industry presents
An Evening with Donna Kerness
16mm films, 1965-1967, by the Kuchar Brothers
and Bob Cowan, with their frequent lead actor
Donna Kerness, in person from Texas!
Total running time: 64 minutes.
Saturday, September
23, 7:30pm, $pwyc,
$10 suggested donation. Limited seating.
No entry 10 minutes after start of show.
Light Industry Cinema, Suite 407, 361 Stagg St.,
Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York
2 EVENTS
LAST SEPTEMBER
IN ROCHESTER, NEW YORK!
Visual Studies Workshop presents
Home Movie Day 2023!
Show your own home movies, or come just to watch
fascinating amateur movies of the Rochester area!
Super 8, 8mm, 16mm films, audio, videotapes.
Film archivists on-hand to inspect your films.
A worldwide event. Facebook
Saturday, September
23, 12pm-5pm,
free!
Visual Studies Workshop,
31 Prince St., Rochester, New York
Visual Studies Workshop presents
A Tribute to Kenneth Anger
16mm films, 1949-1965, by USA filmmaker
Kenneth Anger (1927-2023). Facebook
Tuesday, September 12, 7pm,
suggested ticket price: $10.
Visual Studies Workshop,
31 Prince St., Rochester, New York
LAST SEPTEMBER
IN
SAN FRANCISCO!
San Francisco Cinematheque presents
The 14th 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, September 8-10
10 screenings, $12 each, $110 Pass
Gray Area, 2665 Mission St., San Francisco, California
LAST SEPTEMBER
IN
SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO!
No Name Cinema presents
Nina Fonoroff
in person from Albuquerque!
with her 16mm films and video, 1986-2023,
including a world premiere, followed by a Q&A.
Total running time: 55 minutes.
Friday, September 1, 7:30pm,
$5-15 suggested donation.
Free -popcorn! BYO snacks & drinks.
No Name Cinema,
2013 Pinon St., Santa Fe, New Mexico
DIM
Cinema, a monthly series
programmed by Michèle Smith, presents
Everything Everywhere Again
Alive
(Keith Lock, Canada, 1975, digital, 72 min.)
New restoration. Keith Lock in person!
from Toronto for his intro and a Q&A.
Wednesday, August 23, 7pm, $14
plus $3 membership (adults only, by law)
Pacific Cinematheque, 1131 Howe St., Vancouver, BC
Film POP and la lumière Collective present
Montréal Celluloïd
Live performances by three duos of local
filmmakers and musicians working with
super 8, 16mm and 35mm film!
Steven Woloshen with Kyle Hutchins,
Erin Weisgerber with Liam O’Neill, and
Charles-André Coderre & Frédéric Dallaire
with Markus Floats. RSVP on Facebook
Sunday, August 20, 8pm, free!
L’Entrepôt77, 77 rue Bernard E., Montréal, Québec
The Lightproof Film Collective presents
Light Leaks
8 newly commissioned 16mm films,
videos, and a live performance, by Cooper,
Pixie Cram, Penny McCann, Matthieu Hallé,
Nicole Blundell, Dave Johnson, Bridget Farr.
Total running time: 24 minutes. Facebook
Wednesday, August 16, 8pm, $10
Outdoors! in the Courtyard,
and inside
Club SAW,
67 Nicholas St., Ottawa, Ontario
LAST AUGUST
IN
WASHINGTON, DC!
National Gallery of Art Public Film Programs presents
The 100th Year of 16mm Film
Curated and projected by Margaret Rorison,
with 16mm films, 1955-2012, by Alexandra Cuesta,
Margaret Tait, Freude, Greta Snider, Betzy Bromberg,
Peter Hutton, Amy Halpern, Chick Strand, Rose Lowder,
and a recent video by Paige Taul. Total: 95 minutes.
Sunday, August 13, 2pm, free!
Pre-registration required.
East Building Lecture Auditorium, 150 4th St. NW,
The National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC
LAST AUGUST
IN
CORNWALL, ONTARIO!
The Trash Palace - “Cornwall’s Classiest
Cinema”
presents its debut 16mm film screening
Trash TV
16mm film prints of TV shows.
Johnny Cypher, Geraldo Rivera, Roger Ramjet,
Professor Kitzell, Vega$, Hercules, and more!
Friday, August 11, 9pm, doors 8pm,
$10
Limited seating! Advance tickets at Bud's
Records.
Cornwall
Stamp Company,
1116 Paul St., Cornwall, Ontario
London Ontario Media Arts Association (LOMAA)
and FRAMES Film Series present
Family Portraits
16mm films and video, 1990-2023, by
Philip Hoffman, Naomi Uman, Charlie Egleston.
Total: 67 minutes plus intermission.
Philip Hoffman & Charlie Egleston in person!
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Friday, July 28, 7pm,
$10 cash (no one turned away).
TAP
Centre for Creativity,
203 Dundas St., London, Ontario
The Grey Zone Collective presents
17th
Fabulous
Festival of Fringe Film
Video screenings, installations, performances
in various venues, including outdoors!
Programmers and some artists in person!
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July 13-22, 2023
Durham, Ontario (2-hour drive NW of Toronto)
Saskatchewan Filmpool Cooperative presents
8mm Salon
Sandy McLennan in person from Toronto!
projecting on film, samples from his
double 8 and regular 8mm films.
Plus a demo of cameras and film stocks,
and a discussion of this unique medium.
Sunday, July 2, 2pm-4pm, free!
Saskatchewan Filmpool, #301,
1822 Scarth St., Regina, Saskatchewan
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