News From Home – a film by Chantal Akerman
How long is a long take? That’s the question I was asking myself as I began watching this mesmerizing film which is basically a lot of long takes in New […]
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I Yam What I Yam
A film by Bryan Konefsky TRT 16.5 minutes, Bryan Konefsky 2005 In 1929 monocular vision was not limited to the gaze of telescopes (Edwin Hubble) or movie cameras (Dziga Vertov). […]
Decayed Set Of Final Scene In A Film Noir
FAMADIHANA
Conceived and created by Devin McDermott and Ethan Folk. Movement created and performed by Devin McDermott. Filmed and edited by Ethan Folk. Score: Rolled Together – The Antlers Many, many […]
CoastalTarSands.ca Launching Today
Today is WORLD WATER DAY and I’m honouring it by launching my next media campaign http://coastaltarsands.ca There’s very little time left before the Harper government plans to approve the Enbridge […]
Jack Kerouac’s On The Road In Film
On The Road influenced my life like no other book when I first read it in the early 70’s. There was an excitement of just “being” that was such an […]
À St-Henri, le 26 août – Screening Thursday Night
Great opportunity to see this film and pick up some information about Projet Montreal. From the NFB page– Glide along the boulevards of St-Henri with the charming perpetual motion machines […]
Lost Rivers
Once upon a time, in almost every industrial city, countless rivers flowed. We built houses along their banks. Our roads hugged their curves. And their currents fed our mills and […]
À bout de souffle / Breathless
À bout de souffle / Breathless
Alphaville
Low budget sci fi noir from Godard, you can do a lot worse. “Lemmy Caution is a secret agent with the code number of 003 from “the Outlands”. Entering Alphaville in his Ford […]
Eloge de l’amour / In Praise Of Love
This film is equally known for it’s “attacks” on American culture in general and Stephen Spielberg in particular as it is for it’s hypercolour last third. Godard at his best. I will […]
Occupy Love
About The Film Occupy Love will be a moving, transformative feature documentary that asks the question: how are the economic and ecological crises we are facing today a great love story? […]
RAINFOREST The Limit of Splendour – In Montreal This Week
It’s one of the most majestic natural areas in Canada. Over an area the size of Belgium, Vancouver Island, bordered on its west coast by the Pacific Ocean, is the […]
RAINFOREST The Limit of Splendour
The world premier will be screening at the Vancouver International Film Festival 2011: Tuesday October 11 & Wednesday October 12 Inspired by his relationship with a Kwakwaka’wakw elder, the filmmaker […]
“Pourquoi St-Henri?”
Bonjour à toutes et tous! Hi everyone! Nous vous invitons à célébrer notre quartier avec nous le 26 août prochain!!! Vernissage de l’exposition participative “Pourquoi St-Henri?” et Épluchette de blé […]
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