Movies
Billy Bishop Goes To War
OFFICIAL SELECTION, TIFF 2011 Director Sweete reunites actor Eric Peterson and writer/composer John Gray for a luminous filmed production of their iconic play about Canadas most celebrated WWI flying ace. Even after playing the part for 30 years, Petersons frantic, charismatic performance captures the giddy, hallucinatory velocity of war. (Globe
Beyond The Myth
PRESENTED BY THE DOG LEGISLATION COUNCIL OF CANADA A film about pit bulls and those who love and defend them, Beyond the Myth explores the public’s generalized fear of the dogs and the conflict between advocates and opponents of Breed Specific Legislation and asks, “What exactly is a pit
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Before the Michael Bay era, it was easy to dismiss Independence Day director Roland Emmerich. But now, by comparison, he looks suspiciously like a real director, and this his explosive, melodramatic exploration of the Shakespeare authorship question is a thoroughly entertaining two hours (and ten minutes) traffic on
Beetlejuice
ARIDO EOC Movie Night at the Mayfair & Art Auction! All proceeds from the art auction to be donated to Project Upstream The spirits of a deceased couple are harassed by an unbearable family that has moved into their home, and hire a malicious spirit to drive them out.
Skin I Live In, The
Doesnt invulnerable skin sound like the perfect metaphor for someone like Pedro Almodóvar to base a sci-fi thriller on? He thought so, too. A film youll tell your friends they absolutely must see. (Salon) English subtitles.
Down The Road Again
Pete (Doug McGrath, reprising the role he originated 40 years ago) heads out on the road again this time to return his friend Joeys ashes to Nova Scotia. Honours the memory of the original quite well and [brings] to a close one of the most touching stories of our
Goin Down the Road
Friends Pete and Joey leave Nova Scotia in hopes of finding a better life in Toronto (they dont) in this landmark Can-con/neorealist time capsule. A story that contains joy, silliness, love and despair [and] achieves a documentary objectivity that touches us deeply [its] about hard times here and now, and