Toronto
When you hear Art Decor you don’t necessarily think of a top notch independent video store, but that is exactly what you get at Movie Art Decor. A poster shop turned video rental store that has maintained its excellence throughout it’s thirty-one year history. Though the store still boasts rare and collectable movie merchandise it has also become the neighborhood’s premier destination for all things cinematic. History Movie Art Decor opened its doors more than thirty years ago. Ed Guca and his wife Wanda opened as a small shop offering original movie poster art, which at the time was hard...
Just south of Bloor Street on Bay is the marvelous multitude of film, appropriately named Bay Street Video. A testament to organization and dedication to film, Bay Street Video is unlike any video store in Toronto. The moment you step into the store you realize you are in for something special, a fact that the people at Bay Street are very proud of....
The Worldwide Short Film Festival presents six award winning short films from around the world showcasing different styles, genres and subjects. The common thread between all the films, besides their award winning accolades, is a skillful mastery of condensed storytelling sure to leave audiences enthralled. This programme is opening the festival on Tuesday May 31 at 7 pm at Bloor Cinema, and screening again on Sunday June 5th at 9:30 pm the Royal Ontario Museum....
Laughter Without Borders is a collection of nine short films, and one short documentary, from around the world as part of the Worldwide Short Film Festival. They range in subject matter from incest, aging and unexplained supernatural occurrences. With some familiar faces and pleasing newcomers this group of films tests the boundaries of comedy and explores the hilarity of the ridiculous. This selection screens on Saturday June 4 at 9:30 pm at the Royal Ontario Museum....
The adventure of cinema is the element of surprise. You never know what you will find. Never has that been more true than when I walked into Eyesore Cinema. For the first time in a long time I felt like a rank amateur when it came to cinema. Never before had I stepped into a place with so much unique and wondrous offerings for my viewing pleasure. I knew at once that Eyesore Cinema was going to be a Pandora’s Box of cinematic delights....
Do you live in the GTA? Are you between the ages of 18 and 26? Got nothing to do this weekend? Well, how ’bout you make a film about our fair city? Oh yes, you can! The inaugural T24 Project (part of the Toronto Youth Shorts Film Festival) is taking place this Friday March 5th at 6:30pm in the Innis College Town Hall. ...
