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Being Flynn

OTTAWA PREMIERE It turns out this isn’t a documentary about Jeff Bridges’ experiences making Tron, but rather an acclaimed drama — about a young man (Paul Dano) who re-encounters his estranged father (Robert De Niro) while working at a homeless shelter — from the Oscar-nominated writer/director of About A Boy.

The Bird with the Crystal Plumage

The Bird With The Crystal Plumage – Dario Argento Mini Film Fest – Screening on June 2, 5, 7! American Genre Film Archive 4K Restoration! Advance tickets now available for The Bird With The Crystal Plumage! In 1970, Dario Argento (DEEP RED, SUSPIRIA) indelibly redefined the “giallo” genre of

A Little Bit Zombie

PRESENTED BY ZOMBIEINFO.COM | FILMMAKERS IN ATTENDANCE MAY 18 Steve is turning into a zombie — but only a little bit. Which means, if he can control his craving for brains and evade the zombie hunter (friend of the Mayfair Stephen McHattie) hot on his cold trail, he can still

Sharkwater

PRESENTED BY HUMANE SOCIETY INTERNATIONAL/CANADA AND FIN DONNELLY, MP Join us for a special screening of this powerful, award-winning documentary that debunks historical and media stereotypes of sharks and reveals their true magnificence. The film follows one man’s remarkable, courageous journey of as it changes from a mission to save

The Raid: Redemption

The fact that The Raid is all premise — a SWAT team gets trapped in a building in the Jakarta slums with an army of ruthless gangsters — and no plot doesn’t change the fact that this is the most bracing Asian action film since Ong Bak and “makes The

Payback

OFFICIAL SELECTION, SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL 2012 Director Baichwal (Manufactured Landscapes) adapts Margaret Atwood’s treatise on the fiscal and philosophical realities of debt — drawing on examples that range from a blood feud in Albania to the incarceration of Conrad Black. “A thoughtful and compelling meditation on global interconnectivity — and

On the Ice

OTTAWA PREMIERE | BEST DEBUT FEATURE, BERLIN INT’L FILM FESTIVAL 2011 Three teenage friends leave on a seal-hunting trip. Only two come back. That’s the deceptively simple set up for this this “uncommonly involving thriller” (Roger Ebert) set in in the native Inupiat community of Barrow, Alaska. Cold as ice

The Lady

Luc Besson (The Professional) takes a break from producing action films to direct this biopic of Burmese democracy advocated Aung San Suu Kyi (Michelle Yeoh, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon). Tracking both the political and personal prices she paid for her activism — including long separations from her husband and children

Keyhole

OTTAWA PREMIERE | OFFICIAL SELECTION, TIFF 2011 It should come a no surprise that Guy Maddin’s new film — a noir-inspired tale of gangsters on the run — is not a straight-ahead caper film. Rather, it’s a claustrophobic, Homeric odyssey into the depths of memory, family and mortality that is

Jiro Dreams of Sushi

Jiro Ono is 85 years old. His restaurant is located in a Tokyo subway station. It seats 10, and serves only sushi. A meal runs US$300, and there’s a three-month waiting list for a reservation. This is yours. “Inherently fascinating as a character study, [this doc] reveals the heroism in

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