Highly recommended viewing
A co-presentation of Toronto Free Gallery
and Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival
A DIFFERENT PATH
D: Monteith McCollum / 96 min / USA
Starring local hero Michael Louis Johnson
Brian of Frontline Films has let me know that there's a teaser up of his sci-fi film The Cycles that was shot in Toronto - partly at CBN.
A description:
A lowly bike courier named Karen is given a package from the future, confronting her with the dilemma of what drives the universe: free will, predestination, or random chance.
Super fun. Funny. Highly entertaining!!! Thank you Benny and Lucas!!
This is super cool. TUFF (Toronto Urban Film Festival) is showing this one minute short film by Rebecca Singer entitled: The Ramblers: Halifax Synchronized Bike Team
Micro Cine Fest is a new film festival coming to Toronto this September 2008. Organized by the fine folks at CineCycle, it's not too late to submit films for their first annual festival. Ride to CineCycle and enjoy movies in Toronto's most Bike-friendly cinema.
For more details see www.microcinefest.ca or
Critical Mass Toronto
Please join me for a fun night of bike themed films at Yasi's Place 299 Wallace Avenue. Forget the drive-in; this movie night is at Yasi’s Place so ride to the screening. Catch The Triplets of Belleville and award-winning international shorts, projected onto the side of a building across the street.
Sat. June 7, 8:30 p.m.–11 p.m. Films start at 9PM Free Popcorn.
Yasi’s Place, 416-536-9888 North of Bloor, west of Lansdowne.
The Urban Repair Squad, using actors, created this video for the Creative Activism exhibit at the Toronto Free Gallery. Enjoy. Very funny.
March 7 - 9 at the Gladstone Hotel. Art, film and bike culture fun.
Featuring artwork by Janet Attard and many others..thumbnail.jpg "Hang 20\"")
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