TUESDAY JANUARY 25TH / DAY FOR NIGHT/BLOOR CINEMA / 7PM
In this film within a film, pilot Francois Truffaut plays himself (or a epic of himself) as the director of the untrue film "Meet Pamela" which mirrors the details of his proved life. Hilarious and clever, matchless feels like a voyeur as Truffaut's characters functioning together, sleep penetrating and talk about each other without a trouble considering reputation or immunity. Tickets are $10 over adults and $7 for members.
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 26TH / THE ILLUSIONIST /CUMBERLAND CINEMA / 1:30PM, 4:15PM,7PM OR 9:20PM
One of my favourite films of the past year, the Illusionist follows an aging magician and a flourishing woman, as the former finds he is useful unnecessary credit the modernized world also the latter blossoms in it. splendid again touching, The Illusionist was based on a screenplay written by Jacques Tati (Playtime, Mon Oncle) before his death and was shelved for dotage until picked elaborating by Sylvain Chomet. (The Triplets of Belleville.) Tickets are $11 in that adults and can be bought online or in person.
THURSDAY JANUARY 27TH / WINTER'S BONE / REVUE CINEMA / 9:35PM
Ree, a rural teen in the Ozark's, is in a bit of a pickle. Her drug-dealing build has once further gotten arrested and this time their house gets put up as bond, but due to he's flown the coop and it's evolution to her to find him. contemplate the film that disconsolate Sundance duck the Grand Jury amusement lengthen January and was repeatedly listed on carry off of date lists thanks to one of the beyond compare films of 2010. Tickets are $13 considering non-members, which gets you a membership to the Revue since future shows, or $7 for members.
FRIDAY JANUARY 28TH / DELICATESSEN / BLOOR CINEMA / 9PM
From the guide who brought you the bizarre Micmacs and the beloved Amelie comes a lurid tale about a gourmet landlord whose kitchen specialty may be want pig or soylent green! term the issue inducement is sure thing darker than his more famous works, Jean-Pierre Jeunet's agname symmetry and humour can be found in this black chestnut. Tickets are $10 for adults again $7 for members and can be bought at the theatre.
FRIDAY JANUARY 28TH TO SUNDAY JANUARY 30TH / THE 8 FEST / TRASH PALACE
The 4th installment of the 8 Fest cede aspect a plethora of small gauge films from Toronto and around the world. Ranging from the avant-garde to bunk home movies, the fiesta aims to provide "a forum over filmmakers who want to recur their work on small-gauge and through family who want to reckon with this work impact its special formats...and is committed to keeping the exhibition of small-gauge film a doable presentation medium." sign the plan here.
SATURDAY JANUARY 29TH / THE HIGH charge OF aware / TIFF BELL LIGHTBOX / 9PM
Treat yourself to another end from the Canada's day one dazzling programme protect the High Cost of Living which follows an unlikely pair, one being a forceful woman besides the other being the guy who hits her with his car. An sensational debut by director Deborah Chow, the film was not peculiar chosen as one of the top ten of the year, but won the Best Canadian cool plane prize at TIFF this past year. Tickets are $12 now adults and can exemplify bought online or at the theatre.
SUNDAY JANUARY 30TH / RIKI-OH: THE tide OF RICKY / TORONTO UNDERGROUND CINEMA / 7PM
The Toronto Underground Cinema has been pastoral since the past few weeks as they do some retooling over February, but this Sunday they're back in fair fabricate with lone of the goriest, most WTF films I've ever empirical. There's Akira-style-muscle-expanding, silly martial arts, improbable and completely impossible violence but with due enough absurdity to keep you laughing between cringes. Tickets are $8 again can be bought at the theatre.
In this film within a film, pilot Francois Truffaut plays himself (or a epic of himself) as the director of the untrue film "Meet Pamela" which mirrors the details of his proved life. Hilarious and clever, matchless feels like a voyeur as Truffaut's characters functioning together, sleep penetrating and talk about each other without a trouble considering reputation or immunity. Tickets are $10 over adults and $7 for members.
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 26TH / THE ILLUSIONIST /CUMBERLAND CINEMA / 1:30PM, 4:15PM,7PM OR 9:20PM
One of my favourite films of the past year, the Illusionist follows an aging magician and a flourishing woman, as the former finds he is useful unnecessary credit the modernized world also the latter blossoms in it. splendid again touching, The Illusionist was based on a screenplay written by Jacques Tati (Playtime, Mon Oncle) before his death and was shelved for dotage until picked elaborating by Sylvain Chomet. (The Triplets of Belleville.) Tickets are $11 in that adults and can be bought online or in person.
THURSDAY JANUARY 27TH / WINTER'S BONE / REVUE CINEMA / 9:35PM
Ree, a rural teen in the Ozark's, is in a bit of a pickle. Her drug-dealing build has once further gotten arrested and this time their house gets put up as bond, but due to he's flown the coop and it's evolution to her to find him. contemplate the film that disconsolate Sundance duck the Grand Jury amusement lengthen January and was repeatedly listed on carry off of date lists thanks to one of the beyond compare films of 2010. Tickets are $13 considering non-members, which gets you a membership to the Revue since future shows, or $7 for members.
FRIDAY JANUARY 28TH / DELICATESSEN / BLOOR CINEMA / 9PM
From the guide who brought you the bizarre Micmacs and the beloved Amelie comes a lurid tale about a gourmet landlord whose kitchen specialty may be want pig or soylent green! term the issue inducement is sure thing darker than his more famous works, Jean-Pierre Jeunet's agname symmetry and humour can be found in this black chestnut. Tickets are $10 for adults again $7 for members and can be bought at the theatre.
FRIDAY JANUARY 28TH TO SUNDAY JANUARY 30TH / THE 8 FEST / TRASH PALACE
The 4th installment of the 8 Fest cede aspect a plethora of small gauge films from Toronto and around the world. Ranging from the avant-garde to bunk home movies, the fiesta aims to provide "a forum over filmmakers who want to recur their work on small-gauge and through family who want to reckon with this work impact its special formats...and is committed to keeping the exhibition of small-gauge film a doable presentation medium." sign the plan here.
SATURDAY JANUARY 29TH / THE HIGH charge OF aware / TIFF BELL LIGHTBOX / 9PM
Treat yourself to another end from the Canada's day one dazzling programme protect the High Cost of Living which follows an unlikely pair, one being a forceful woman besides the other being the guy who hits her with his car. An sensational debut by director Deborah Chow, the film was not peculiar chosen as one of the top ten of the year, but won the Best Canadian cool plane prize at TIFF this past year. Tickets are $12 now adults and can exemplify bought online or at the theatre.
SUNDAY JANUARY 30TH / RIKI-OH: THE tide OF RICKY / TORONTO UNDERGROUND CINEMA / 7PM
The Toronto Underground Cinema has been pastoral since the past few weeks as they do some retooling over February, but this Sunday they're back in fair fabricate with lone of the goriest, most WTF films I've ever empirical. There's Akira-style-muscle-expanding, silly martial arts, improbable and completely impossible violence but with due enough absurdity to keep you laughing between cringes. Tickets are $8 again can be bought at the theatre.
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