Showing posts with label Black Films in Toronto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Black Films in Toronto. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 13, 2019
The 7th annual Toronto Black Film Festival - #tbff19 @ Imagine Cinemas Carlton, Toronto, ON - Wed Feb 13th - Mon Feb 18th!
The 7th annual Toronto Black Film Festival features 70 films from 26 countries, great special events and amazing guests including #MeToo Founder TARANA BURKE and BAKARI SELLERS.
#TBFF19 is presented by TD in collaboration with Global News from Feb. 13 - 18, 2019.
Cool, international, independent, politically incorrect and eye-opening, the Toronto Black Film Festival (TBFF) is about discovery & diversity! TBFF brings you the most outstanding and most powerful Black films while creating a space to debate major cultural, social and socio-economic issues.
Wednesday, February 13, 2019
8:00 PM
Opening Film - Ellen: The Ellen Pakkies Story
Thursday, February 14, 2019
10:00 PM - 11:59 PM
TBFF Live Performances Series
Friday, February 15, 2019
7:00 PM - 9:30 PM
MOVIE TALK: WHILE I BREATHE, I HOPE
Saturday, February 16, 2019
11:00 AM - 11:00 AM (overnight)
TBFF Black Market
9:00 PM
CHANGE-MAKERS: AN EVENING WITH TARANA BURKE
Sunday, February 17, 2019
9:00 PM
CLOSING FILM: DEAD WOMEN WALKING
Monday, February 18, 2019
11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
TBFF Kids Film Festival
Location: Imagine Cinemas Carlton, 20 Carlton Street, Toronto, ON
For tickets click here
Discover the full program here
Monday, November 6, 2017
Black Star: 100 Years of Black Excellence on the Big Screen @ TIFF, Toronto, ON - Tues Nov 7th - Thurs Nov 9th!
Photo from TIFF Post in Black Star
What has it meant to be a Black star over the years? What are the historical, social and political conditions that have informed notions of Black stardom? Beginning November 3rd, the BFI's celebrated Black Star comes to TIFF celebrating a range of influential figures from Hollywood icons like Sidney Poitier, Lena Horne and Denzel Washington to independent trailblaizers like Oscar Micheaux, Marlon Riggs and Barbara O. Jones. Explore the vibrancy and resilience of Black representation in cinema with a programme that spans decades, with over 40 films screened, including:
NOV 7
Jean of the Joneses preceded by The Railpath Hero and Short Hymn, Silent War
NOV 8
To Sleep With Anger
NOV 9
Carmen Jones preceded by Sleep is the Cousin of Death
Location: TIFF 350 King Street W., Toronto, ON
Runs until Dec 22nd, 2018
For more info visit website
Thursday, November 2, 2017
Black Star: 100 Years of Black Excellence on the Big Screen @ TIFF, Toronto, ON - Fri Nov 3rd - Fri Dec 22nd!
Photo from TIFF Post in Black Star
What has it meant to be a Black star over the years? What are the historical, social and political conditions that have informed notions of Black stardom? Begining November 3rd, the BFI's celebrated Black Star comes to TIFF celebrating a range of influential figures from Hollywood icons like Sidney Poitier, Lena Horne and Denzel Washington to independent trailblaizers like Oscar Micheaux, Marlon Riggs and Barbara O. Jones. Explore the vibrancy and resilience of Black representation in cinema with a programme that spans decades, with over 40 films screened, including:
Nov 3, 6:30pm: IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT starring Sidney Poitier with an intro by the BFI's Ash Clark.
Nov 3, 9:15pm: LOVE, SEX & EATING THE BONES (dir. Sudz Sutherland) with Toronto Hip Hop Classics
On Friday November 3 @ 9:15pm, Tiff Bell Light retrospective BLACK STAR celebrating 100 years of Black Excellence on the Big Screen opens with a boom bap tribute to Toronto, featuring Love, Sex and Eating the Bones (by director Sudz Sutherland) with a trio of T.O. Hip Hop Classics spotlighting music on video. Can’t wait to see THE TRILOGY: 3MCz featuring Motion, Tara Chase and Apani B. Fly (Blacklist), directed by award-winning director Alison Duke, screened alongside Northern Touch (Rascalz, Kardinal Offishall, Thrust, Choclair, Chekmate, Little X) and Started from the Bottom (Drake, Director X)!
More info click here
Nov 4, 6:30pm: LIME KILN CLUB (1913), the first documented film with an all-Black principal cast featuring live piano accompaniment by Thompson T. Egbo-Egbo.
Nov 5, 3:45pm: ETHNIC NOTIONS (dir. Marlon Riggs)
Nov 8, 9:00pm: TO SLEEP WITH ANGER starring Danny Glover.
Nov 9, 8:45pm: CARMEN JONES starring Dorothy Dandridge.
Nov 11, 4:15pm: BODY AND SOUL starring Paul Robeson.
Nov 12, 1:00pm: ANNIE starring Jamie Foxx and Quvenzhane Wallis.
Nov 12, 7:30pm: IMITATION OF LIFE starring Louise Beavers.
Nov 18, 4:30pm: MALCOLM X (dir. Spike Lee) starring Denzel Washington.
Nov 30, 9:15pm: POOL OF LONDON starring Earl Cameron.
Dec 2, 4:00pm: STORMY WEATHER starring Lena Horne.
Dec 3, 6:00pm: COMING TO AMERICA starring Eddie Murphy, Arsenio Hall and James Earl Jones. Introduced by Kardinal Offishall.
Dec 7, 6:15pm: SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION starring Will Smith, introduced by Boosie Fade Film Club's Jordan Sowunmi.
Dec 9, 2:45pm: BUSH MAMA + THE DIARY OF AN AFRICAN NUN, starring Barbara O. Jones, introduced by Lydia Oh.
Dec 15, 6:30pm: RUDE introduced by director Clement Virgo.
Dec 16, 3:15pm: CAR WASH starring Richard Pryor.
Dec 17, 6:30pm: SET IT OFF starring Jada Pinkett, Queen Latifah, Vivica A. Fox.
Dec 21, 6:15pm: LADY SINGS THE BLUES starring Diana Ross and Billy Dee Williams.
Dec 22, 6:30pm: MIDDLE OF NOWHERE starring David Oyelowo.
Location: TIFF 350 King Street W., Toronto, ON
For more info visit website
What has it meant to be a Black star over the years? What are the historical, social and political conditions that have informed notions of Black stardom? Begining November 3rd, the BFI's celebrated Black Star comes to TIFF celebrating a range of influential figures from Hollywood icons like Sidney Poitier, Lena Horne and Denzel Washington to independent trailblaizers like Oscar Micheaux, Marlon Riggs and Barbara O. Jones. Explore the vibrancy and resilience of Black representation in cinema with a programme that spans decades, with over 40 films screened, including:
Nov 3, 6:30pm: IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT starring Sidney Poitier with an intro by the BFI's Ash Clark.
Nov 3, 9:15pm: LOVE, SEX & EATING THE BONES (dir. Sudz Sutherland) with Toronto Hip Hop Classics
On Friday November 3 @ 9:15pm, Tiff Bell Light retrospective BLACK STAR celebrating 100 years of Black Excellence on the Big Screen opens with a boom bap tribute to Toronto, featuring Love, Sex and Eating the Bones (by director Sudz Sutherland) with a trio of T.O. Hip Hop Classics spotlighting music on video. Can’t wait to see THE TRILOGY: 3MCz featuring Motion, Tara Chase and Apani B. Fly (Blacklist), directed by award-winning director Alison Duke, screened alongside Northern Touch (Rascalz, Kardinal Offishall, Thrust, Choclair, Chekmate, Little X) and Started from the Bottom (Drake, Director X)!
More info click here
Nov 4, 6:30pm: LIME KILN CLUB (1913), the first documented film with an all-Black principal cast featuring live piano accompaniment by Thompson T. Egbo-Egbo.
Nov 5, 3:45pm: ETHNIC NOTIONS (dir. Marlon Riggs)
Nov 8, 9:00pm: TO SLEEP WITH ANGER starring Danny Glover.
Nov 9, 8:45pm: CARMEN JONES starring Dorothy Dandridge.
Nov 11, 4:15pm: BODY AND SOUL starring Paul Robeson.
Nov 12, 1:00pm: ANNIE starring Jamie Foxx and Quvenzhane Wallis.
Nov 12, 7:30pm: IMITATION OF LIFE starring Louise Beavers.
Nov 18, 4:30pm: MALCOLM X (dir. Spike Lee) starring Denzel Washington.
Nov 30, 9:15pm: POOL OF LONDON starring Earl Cameron.
Dec 2, 4:00pm: STORMY WEATHER starring Lena Horne.
Dec 3, 6:00pm: COMING TO AMERICA starring Eddie Murphy, Arsenio Hall and James Earl Jones. Introduced by Kardinal Offishall.
Dec 7, 6:15pm: SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION starring Will Smith, introduced by Boosie Fade Film Club's Jordan Sowunmi.
Dec 9, 2:45pm: BUSH MAMA + THE DIARY OF AN AFRICAN NUN, starring Barbara O. Jones, introduced by Lydia Oh.
Dec 15, 6:30pm: RUDE introduced by director Clement Virgo.
Dec 16, 3:15pm: CAR WASH starring Richard Pryor.
Dec 17, 6:30pm: SET IT OFF starring Jada Pinkett, Queen Latifah, Vivica A. Fox.
Dec 21, 6:15pm: LADY SINGS THE BLUES starring Diana Ross and Billy Dee Williams.
Dec 22, 6:30pm: MIDDLE OF NOWHERE starring David Oyelowo.
Location: TIFF 350 King Street W., Toronto, ON
For more info visit website
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