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Once again, it’s a week filled with opportunities to gorge yourself on fantastic move fare at Toronto’s Rep Cinemas. From award-winning documentaries and the horrors of Fright Night, to recent Hollywood blockbusters and the 18th edition of the CFC Worldwide Short Film Festival – they’ve pretty much got something to please everybody’s palate.

Bloor Hot Docs Cinema

Last Call at the Oasis, a documentary that examines the state of the world’s water supply, continues screening at various times every day this week, with the exception of Friday and Saturday. And that’s because there’s another cool film festival taking over the theatre, beginning Tuesday, June 5. The CFC Worldwide Short Film Festival is on again, and will continue at the Bloor until Sunday, June 10. Check their website for all the details and showtimes, and check out our ongoing coverage here.

Fox Theatre

Continuing this week, with several screenings each, are the documentary  Jiro Dreams of Sushi, Lasse Hallstrom’s latest, Salmon Fishing in the Yemen,  The Hunger Games, the action-adventure movie about teens battling to survive the future, and the recent comedy The Five-Year Engagement, starring Emily Blunt and Jason Segel. There’s also a lone screening of Tim Burton’s new vampire comedy, Dark Shadows, on Friday, June 8.

However, the real excitement at the Fox is about what’s coming up at the end of June. They’re having a week-long Rep Revival film festival, running from June 22 to 28, screening some fantastic, crowd-pleasing classic movie fare. Head on over to their website to find out what’s coming up, or to check showtimes for this week’s offerings.

Projection Booth

The Projection Booth will have multiple screenings of New Year, Battle Royale,  A Place Called Los Pereyra, The Corridor and Portrait of Wally throughout the week. On Saturday, June 9 at 9:00 pm, we’re in for another edition of Fright Nights, presented by Fangoria, with a screening of cult horror action comedy Father’s Day, the Audience Choice Winner for Best Film at last year’s Toronto After Dark Film Festival. For more details, check out their Facebook page here. And for all the details and showtimes, check the theatre website.

Revue Cinema

This week the Revue will have several screenings each of Lasse Hallstrom’s latest, Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, the twisted new horror The Cabin in the Woods, and The Hunger Games, the latest action-adventure about teens battling to survive the future. The recent comedy The Five-Year Engagement, starring Emily Blunt and Jason Segel, plays on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday this week. Also starting this week, screening Friday and Sunday, is Dark Shadows, the new ’70s vampire comedy from Tim Burton and starring Johnny Depp. Please check out the Revue website for all the details and showtimes.

The Royal

This week the Royal will feature screenings on Tuesday and Wednesday of the recent documentary Bully, and the twisted and darkly funny horror, The Cabin in the Woods. Action film, The Raid: Redemption, runs from Thursday through Saturday. And screening on Saturday, June 9 at 7:00 pm is Divine Enmity, a new thriller about a Catholic priest who has lost everything he loves, when his estranged brother shows up with a secret. Please check out the Royal’s website for all the details and showtimes.

Toronto Underground Cinema

So far, the Underground hasn’t posted anything on their website schedule, so be sure to check their website later in the week for any late-breaking programming.

Original Artwork of the Fox Theatre by Bennett O’Brian.

This week at the Rep Cinemas is published weekly, bringing you a snapshot of what’s going on at Toronto’s repertory cinemas.

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Obsessed with watching movies as far back as she can remember, Pam loves film enough to have two university degrees in the subject. When not focused on a movie screen, she can usually be found reading, cooking, touring vineyards, or planning where to spend her vacation time.

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