Last year’s Audience Favorite and winner of the Audience Award for 2013 returns!
Finding himself stuck in the violent ghettos of Kingston, Jamaica, a sympathetic street hustler (Christopher Johnny Daley) devises a daring but not-so-clever plan to steal a fancy sports car, right under the owners nose, after which things rapidly go downhill until he finds himself at rock bottom and begins to realize that he has to change in order to fulfill his dreams.
Awards: Best Diaspora Feature, African Movie Academia Awards (AMAA) 2014, Festival Programmers Award- Narrative Feature: Pan-African Film Festival 2014, Audience Award and Special Mention Best Mention CaribbeanTales Toronto Film Showcase
Friday, September 12th
Time: 9:30p
Location: The Royal Cinema, 608 College Street, Toronto, ON
Tickets: $12
For tickets and info click here
Showing posts with label Kingston Paradise film screening in Toronto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kingston Paradise film screening in Toronto. Show all posts
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Thursday, September 12, 2013
Caribbean Tales Film Festival Film Screenings - KINGSTON PARADISE & EL MEDICO and Short Films @ Studio Theatre, Harbourfront Centre, Toronto, ON - Fri Sept 13th!
KINGSTON PARADISE
Mary Wells | 90 min | Jamaica | 2013
Friday September 13, 2013, 6.30 pm
*$20 SCREENING*
Get it. Strip it. Sell it.”
Finding himself stuck in the violent ghettos of Kingston, Jamaica, a sympathetic street hustler (Christopher “Johnny” Daley) devises a daring but not-so-clever plan to steal a fancy sports car, right under the owner’s nose, after which things rapidly go downhill until he gets to the bottom and begins to realize that he has to change in order to fulfill his dreams.
EL MEDICO
Daniel Fridell | 85 min | Cuba | 2013
Friday, September 13th, 2013, 9:00 pm
*$20 SCREENING*
VIEW ON SCHEDULE
El Medico is a young Cuban doctor and musician trying to make a better life for his family. Michel is a European music producer seeking fame and fortune. Witness a fight between two minds: one who sees the music as an authentic expression of Cuban culture and history and the other, as a commercial product to be sold by any means necessary. Caught in this clash of views is also Coquita, the young dancer whose dreams are ruined because Michel thinks she is not sexy enough, and El Medico’s mother who believes her son is betraying the revolutionary ideals that she suffered for. El Medico realizes that being Michel’s product is not his dream, but he has to decide between doing his duty to the State as a doctor fulfilling his mothers dream, or being an artist.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13TH – HARBOURFRONT CENTRE
| Time | Event | Venue | Cost |
| 6:30PM | Caribbean Visions“Things I See” - Shirley Bruno, UK“Mom” – Ryan Singh, T&TFeature: “Kingston Paradise“ – Mary Wells, Jamaica
Talk Back (20 mins)
| Studio Theater | $20 |
| 8:30PM – 12:00AM | Kingston Paradise After Party | Empire Lounge Yorkville | Free before 11pm |
| 9:00PM | Short Film Showcase:“Jab In The Dark” - Robert McFarlane, T&TFeature: “El Medico” – Daniel Fridell, Cuba
Talk Back (15 mins)
| Studio Theater | $20 |
For more info on the Caribbean Tales Film Festival: http://caribbeantales-events.com/
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