Film Screening: The Murder of Fred Hampton @ 720 Spadina Avenue, Toronto, ON - Wed Dec 4th!

                                           Photo Credit: Spring Magazine Facebook Post

50 years ago in the early hours of December 4, 1969, a police raid ended the life of 21-year old Black Panther Party leader Fred Hampton. According to the Southside Weekly, ”A barrage of police bullets struck him in his sleep as he lay beside his pregnant fiance, Akua Njeri, who survived. Another occupant, Black Panther security chief Mark Clark, was also killed.” The evidence shows the police fired nearly 100 shots into Hampton's apartment.

Join the Spring Socialists to watch -- and learn from -- this documentary film exposing the state’s involvement in the murder of Fred Hampton and so many other Black Panther Party leaders. The film is as relevant today as it ever was, in light of ongoing racist police violence. This documentary also shows the incredible community-based organizing that was a hallmark of the Black Panther Party.

Location:  720 Spadina Avenue, Suite 202, Toronto, ON

Time: 7p - 10p

Facebook event page here

Film Screening: Spike Lee's BAMBOOZLED @ Revue Cinema, Toronto, ON - Thurs Oct 10th!

                                                                                             Photo from Revue Cinema's Facebook Post

Revue Cinema, in partnership with Jazzcast.ca, presents a 35mm print of Spike Lee's Bamboozled, featuring a score by Terence Blanchard. Hosted by Garvia Bailey, the screening will feature live music, as well as a panel discussion on the twisted, enduring and persistent legacy of blackface.

Spike Lee's BAMBOOZLED - Presented by Jazzcast - 35mm print

About the film
BAMBOOZLED
USA 2000 135min. 14A
Directed by Spike Lee
Starring Savion Glover, Tommy Davidson, Jada Pinkett-Smith, Damon Wayans, Paul Mooney, Michael Rapaport
Musical score by: Terence Blanchard

When Spike Lee unleashed his 14th feature film on the world in 2000, he once again, endeavoured to snatch the wig off not only the world of cinema, but expose the complicated, twisted farcical intermingling of race, representation and entertainment. A minstrel show set in 2000, black-face and all--Bamboozled, animated by a stirring soundtrack overseen by Lee's long time collaborator, Terence Blanchard was enigmatic. The film's release was limited, its budget bloated and the early critics left theatres perplexed and shaken. But as we contemplate race and representation in 2019, it's the words of media scholar Ashley Clarke that come to mind: "It [Bamboozled] is a vital work that's equal parts crystal ball and cannonball: glittering and prophetic, heavy and dangerous." -- GARVIA BAILEY

Live music will be performed from 7:00PM-7:30PM. Host and curator Garvia Bailey will introduce the screening. Following the film, Bailey will convene a panel discussion on the film's message, Blanchard's score, and why the legacy of blackface persists to this day.

Presentation: 35mm, courtesy Warner Bros

Location:  Revue Cinema, 400 Roncesvalles Avenue, Toronto, ON

Time:  7:30p - 10:30p

Tickets:  $13.00 - $16.00

For tickets click here

Film Screening: Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema, Toronto, ON - Fri Sept 20th - Thurs Sept 26th!

                                                                  Photo credit: Hot Docs Ted Rogers Post


Horn player, bandleader, force of nature. From Emmy Award–winning director Stanley Nelson comes a rare look at one of the most innovative and influential jazz figures of the past century. A Sundance and Hot Docs ’19 favourite, Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool unpacks the man behind the myth, diving into Davis’s upbringing, methodology, personal relationships, and demons to deliver an engrossing portrait of an artist who not only redefined American jazz but continues to have a powerful impact on generations of musicians. Featuring never-before-seen footage and studio session outtakes along with new interviews with prominent collaborators including Quincy Jones and Carlos Santana.


Featuring a special introduction by Amanda Parris, TV and radio host for the CBC Arts and Marvin's Room

Location:  Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema, 506 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON

Time: Various times (Sept 20th - 26th)

For tickets click here

Film Screening: Devil's Pie: D'Angelo / This Film Should Be Played Loud @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema, Toronto, ON - Fri Sept 20th!

                                             Photo credit: Hot Docs Ted Rogers Post

One night only!

The elusive and mysterious Michael Eugene Archer—better known by his stage name D'Angelo—became the hottest new R&B artist on the block in the mid 90s. Worried that his oozing sex appeal distracted from the music, he disappeared from the spotlight for over a decade—only to return in 2014 with Black Messiah, his masterpiece album. In Devil’s Pie, eye-popping performance footage, revealing home videos, and painfully honest interviews combine to present this once larger-than-life superstar at his most vulnerable, haunted by his past as he marches defiantly into an uncertain future.

Doors Open: 8:30 PM
Screening: 9:30 PM

Location: Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema, 506 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON

For tickets click here

Media Sponsor: Exclaim!

Promotional Partners: Kops Records and Tiny Record Shop

This Film Should Be Played Loud: See new, classic and rare music docs on the big screen.

Film Screening: BLACK PANTHER @ Regent Park (The Big Park), Toronto, ON - Wed Aug 14th!

Dir. Ryan Coogler
2h 14min | USA | 2018 | PG-13
Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi

After the death of his father, T’Challa returns home to the African nation of Wakanda to take his rightful place as king. When a powerful enemy suddenly reappears, T’Challa’s mettle as king — and as Black Panther — gets tested when he’s drawn into a conflict that puts the fate of Wakanda and the entire world at risk. Faced with treachery and danger, the young king must rally his allies and release the full power of Black Panther to defeat his foes and secure the safety of his people.

When: Wednesday, August 14 | Pre-Show at 7pm movie at Sundown (Around 9pm)
Where: Regent Park (The Big Park), 620 Dundas St E, Toronto, ON

Pre-show activities to be announced!

ALL ACTIVITIES AND MOVIES ARE FREE!

*Rain Date* – In the event of rain, we will cancel the scheduled screening date and will show a movie on Wednesday, August 21

Closed captioning will be available for this screening.

Regent Park is an accessible venue. If you have any questions regarding the accessibility of the park, please contact us at info@regentparkfilmfestival.com or call us at 416-599-7733.

Facebook event page here

Don't forget to bring your reusable water bottle to take advantage of our water truck which is conveniently located at the park where we are screening Black Panther tonight! We want you all to stay hydrated and to contribute to a greener earth! ⁠#

Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema, Toronto, ON - Wed July 17th and Thurs July 18th!

                                                     Photo credit: Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema ‎Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am





Uncover the life and work of the prolific author who made history as the first African American to win the Nobel Prize for Literature. The famed storyteller, now in her late 80s, spent her career penning rich, ambitious novels about race, history, and the human condition—carving out space for the voices of other marginalized writers along the way. Through a treasure trove of archival material and interviews with Oprah Winfrey, Angela Davis, and the trailblazer herself, this uplifting doc explores everything from Toni Morrison’s famed books—including The Bluest Eye and Song of Solomon—and the inspiration for her writing.


Promotional Partners: A Different Booklist, Humber School for Writers, Nia Centre for the Arts, Start Writing and Urbanology Magazine

Location:  Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema, 506 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON

Time:  Wed July 17th @ 9:30p / Thurs July 18th @ 8:45p

For tickets and info click here

Film Screening: The Last Black Man in San Francisco @ TIFF, Toronto, ON - Wed July 10th!

Based on a true story, Joe Talbot’s critically acclaimed directorial debut is a love letter to a disappearing side of San Francisco. 🏠

Jimmie Fails is in love with a Victorian house built by his grandfather in San Francisco’s Fillmore District. When the house’s current occupants leave for good, Jimmie and his friend Mont attempt to repair and reclaim the place that Jimmie most considers home, despite its prohibitive price tag and place in a gentrified, rapidly changing neighbourhood.

There’s no love like hometown love.

Location:   TIFF, 350 King Street W., Toronto, ON

Time: 12 PM – 9 PM EDT

For Tickets click here

Film Screening: The Amazing Nina Simone // Game Changers @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema, Toronto, ON - Wed July 10th!

                                               Photo Credit: Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
                                     
Celebrate the much-beloved and often misunderstood legendary singer, songwriter, pianist, and activist, Nina Simone, as she makes her way from the segregated South through the worlds of classical music, jazz joints, and international concert halls. Navigating the twists and turns of the 1960s fight for racial equality, this doc delves deep into Nina’s artistry and intentions, answering long-held questions behind her most beloved songs, bold style, controversial statements, and the reason she left America.


Location:  Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema, 506 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON

Time:  6 PM – 7:50 PM EDT

For tickets click here

Join us for a post-screening Q&A with director Jeff L. Lieberman.

Promotional Partner: Nia Centre for the Arts
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Game Changers: Get inspired by the real-life superheroes pointing the way forward in times of profound social change.

Film Screening: Yardie @ Royal Cinema, Toronto, ON - Thurs July 4th!

Lite It Up is proud to partner with CaribbeanTales for the Canadian Premiere Screening of "Yardie" - Idris Elba's feature film directorial debut THIS Thursday July 4th at the Royal Cinema.

CaribbeanTales will also be showcasing their much anticipated 2019 selected featured films, shorts, documentaries and animations from across the Caribbean and diaspora that will be featured during this years festival running September 4 - 20th.

Tickets are moving fast so make sure you secure yours today to see "Yardie" on July 4th!

Location:  The Royal, 608 College Street, Toronto, ON

Time: 6:45p

Tickets: $20-25

Use PROMO code ▶LIU-CTFF◀ online at here when purchasing tickets to receive $5 off the ticket price! This promo code is also valid for purchasing Festival Passes.

See you at the movies
#LiteItUp #PromoCode #LIU-CTFF
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John Singleton Tribute: Boyz N The Hood (1991) @ Revue Cinema, Toronto, ON - Tues May 14th!

HONOURING JOHN SINGLETON

About the film
BOYZ N THE HOOD
USA 1991 112min. R
Directed by John Singleton
Starring Cuba Gooding Jr., Angela Bassett, Laurence Fishburne, Ice Cube

Singleton's first film, for which he became (and remains) the youngest director to be nominated for Best Picture, follows the lives of three young men living in the Crenshaw ghetto of Los Angeles, dissecting questions of race, relationships, violence and future prospects.

"Boyz N The Hood not only casts a large shadow over Singleton’s career but Black cinema as a whole," NOW Magazine's Radheyan Simonpillai wrote on the day of Singleton's passing. "Arriving in the era of New Jack Cinema, Boyz N The Hood was far more soulful, insightful and melancholic than many of its peers."

Simonpillai will introduce and host the screening on Tuesday, May 14, at 9:30PM. The feature will also be preceded by trailers for Singleton's other works

Location: Revue Cinema, 400 Roncesvalles Avenue, Toronto, ON

Tickets: $6

For tickets click here

Film Screening: "HERO - Inspired By The Extraordinary Life & Times Of Mr. Ulric Cross” @ Imagine Cinemas Carlton, Toronto, ON - On now until Thurs Apr 4th!

A Frances-Anne Solomon Film
"HERO - Inspired By The Extraordinary Life & Times Of Mr. Ulric Cross”
By Popular Demand - Toronto LImited Theatric Run

DATE: Everyday from Friday March 29, 2019 - Thursday April 4, 2019

TIME: 7pm Onwards

PLACE: Imagine Cinemas Carlton, 20 Carlton St, Toronto, ON

About the film:

“In 1941, Ulric Cross left his island home to seek his fortune and survived as the RAF’s most decorated West Indian. Then, his life took another course and he joined the movement of history. HERO explores not just the life, but also the dynamic and transformative times that Ulric was born into, and starred in. Ultimately, the film is about us, who we are as Caribbean people and as citizens of the world"

Tickets:  $10 - $15

For tickets click here

CaribbeanTales is proud to present: The “Hero” World Tour @ TIFF Bell Lightbox, Toronto, ON - Thurs Feb 28th!

Finally, the Moment You’ve All Been Waiting For...
CaribbeanTales presents

The Official Launch of the “HERO” World Tour

Starring Peter Williams (Stargate SG1), Joseph Marcell (Fresh Prince of Belair), Fraser James (Terminator), Ghanaian superstars John Dumelo and Adjetey Anang, ...and Trinidad & Tobago’s Nickolai Salcedo (Play The Devil) in the lead role of Ulric Cross.

Also featuring British’s rising stars Eric Kofi Abrefa and Pippa Nixon

Location:  TIFF Bell Lightbox, 350 King Street West, Toronto, ON 

Time:  7p - 10p

Tickets: $15-30

For tickets click here

Film Screening - Daughters of the Dust AGO - Art Gallery of Ontario, Torotnto, ON - Wed Jan 16th - Sat Jan 19th!

At the dawn of the 20th century, a multi-generational family in the Gullah community on the Sea Islands off of South Carolina – former West African slaves who adopted many of their ancestors’ Yoruba traditions – struggle to maintain their cultural heritage and folklore while contemplating a migration to the mainland, even further from their roots.

The first wide release by a black female filmmaker, Daughters of the Dust was met with wild critical acclaim and rapturous audience response when it initially opened in 1991. Casting a long legacy, "Daughters of the Dust" still resonates today, most recently as a major in influence on Beyonce’s video album "Lemonade." Restored (in conjunction with UCLA) for the first time with proper color grading overseen by cinematographer Arthur Jafa, audiences will finally see the film exactly as Julie Dash intended.

Location: AGO - Art Gallery of Ontario, 317 Dundas Street West, Toronto, ON

Dates:  Jan 16 - 19, 2019

Time:  Jan 16 & 18 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
           Jan 19 @ 2:00pm - 4:00pm

Tickets:  Member Price - $12.00 / Public Price - $14.00 / Student Price - $10.00

For tickets click here

Friday Night Lights - Free Outdoor Movies - Film Screening - Avengers: Infinity War @ Downsview Park, Toronto, ON - Fri Sept 7th!

Our popular summer outdoor movie program returns in an all new location!

Join us this summer as we screen a variety of recent family-friendly flicks at the Park’s outdoor football field & running track. Bring a lawn chair or blanket (and a friend), and be sure to arrive early to enter our raffle for a chance to win a prize pack!

Location: 79 Carl Hall Road; Football Field & Running Track, Toronto, ON

Dates: August 31; September 7

Time: Dusk; approximately 9:00 p.m.

Website

Admission and parking are FREE.

-- FAQs --
Do I need a ticket to attend?
Our event is free to attend, and registering for a ticket is completely optional!
Registering for a ticket is a way for us to estimate how many people are interested in attending, and allows you to sign up for notifications and updates.

Can I bring my pet?
Pets are not allowed on any of our fields, except for service animals.

Where can I park?
Free parking is available in the lot outside 79 Carl Hall Road, behind The Hangar.

Where is Friday Night Lights located?
Friday Night Lights will be held on the outdoor football field and running track behind The Hangar at 79 Carl Hall Road.

What movies will be playing?

August 31 – Black Panther
September 7 – Avengers: Infinity War

Movies and dates are subject to change.

What time do movies begin?
All movies are expected to begin at dusk (approximately 9:30 p.m.).

How will I know if a movie night gets cancelled?
We will post a notice on social media and on our website should an event be cancelled as soon as possible (emergency, weather, etc.).

Will there be food for sale?
The Toronto Popcorn Company and an ice cream truck will be selling a variety of popcorn and treats.

What’s this about free ice cream?
Free soft-serve ice cream, served in cones, will be available to the first 200 people on each movie night on a first come, first served basis. You must obtain a voucher from our information tent (located at the event) and redeem your free ice cream on the same day (subject to availability).

What should I bring?
We recommend that attendees bring their own picnic blankets and/or lawn chairs. Be sure to check the weather and dress appropriately.
Popcorn and ice cream will be available for sale; outside food is welcomed (no BBQs).

How do I get to Friday Night Lights from public transit?
Attendees may take the 101 Parc Downsview Park bus originating from Sheppard West Station to The Hangar at 75 Carl Hall Road, and walk to the outdoor football field at 79 Carl Hall Road (approximately 10 minutes).

We recommend checking with the TTC for information on potential subway closures and bus route changes. As our movies begin at dusk (approximately 9:30 p.m.), we strongly advise checking your bus or subway schedule to ensure your route is still operational at the end of the night.

What are the movie ratings?

September 7 – Avengers: Infinity War - PG-13
We recommend visiting Common Sense Media and read reviews for parents. Link: here 

Why did you select these movies?
There are a few considerations that go into the selecting of these movies. The first is availability as we are limited to certain movies by our provider. We also choose movies that our team believe will be of interest to our diverse park visitors.

What happened to Movies in the Meadow, Movies Under the Stars, and Saturday Night Movies?
We like to keep things interesting, so we vary the way our programming is presenting. All of our movies will be playing on select Friday nights; we hope you can join us this summer!

Facebook event page here

Friday Night Lights - Free Outdoor Movies - Film Screening - BLACK PANTHER @ Downsview Park, Toronto, ON - Fri Aug 31st!

Our popular summer outdoor movie program returns in an all new location!

Join us this summer as we screen a variety of recent family-friendly flicks at the Park’s outdoor football field & running track. Bring a lawn chair or blanket (and a friend), and be sure to arrive early to enter our raffle for a chance to win a prize pack!

Location: 79 Carl Hall Road; Football Field & Running Track, Toronto, ON

Dates: August 31; September 7

Time: Dusk; approximately 9:00 p.m.

Website

Admission and parking are FREE.

-- FAQs --
Do I need a ticket to attend?
Our event is free to attend, and registering for a ticket is completely optional!
Registering for a ticket is a way for us to estimate how many people are interested in attending, and allows you to sign up for notifications and updates.

Can I bring my pet?
Pets are not allowed on any of our fields, except for service animals.

Where can I park?
Free parking is available in the lot outside 79 Carl Hall Road, behind The Hangar.

Where is Friday Night Lights located?
Friday Night Lights will be held on the outdoor football field and running track behind The Hangar at 79 Carl Hall Road.

What movies will be playing?

August 31 – Black Panther
September 7 – Avengers: Infinity War

Movies and dates are subject to change.

What time do movies begin?
All movies are expected to begin at dusk (approximately 9:30 p.m.).

How will I know if a movie night gets cancelled?
We will post a notice on social media and on our website should an event be cancelled as soon as possible (emergency, weather, etc.).

Will there be food for sale?
The Toronto Popcorn Company and an ice cream truck will be selling a variety of popcorn and treats.

What’s this about free ice cream?
Free soft-serve ice cream, served in cones, will be available to the first 200 people on each movie night on a first come, first served basis. You must obtain a voucher from our information tent (located at the event) and redeem your free ice cream on the same day (subject to availability).

What should I bring?
We recommend that attendees bring their own picnic blankets and/or lawn chairs. Be sure to check the weather and dress appropriately.
Popcorn and ice cream will be available for sale; outside food is welcomed (no BBQs).

How do I get to Friday Night Lights from public transit?
Attendees may take the 101 Parc Downsview Park bus originating from Sheppard West Station to The Hangar at 75 Carl Hall Road, and walk to the outdoor football field at 79 Carl Hall Road (approximately 10 minutes).

We recommend checking with the TTC for information on potential subway closures and bus route changes. As our movies begin at dusk (approximately 9:30 p.m.), we strongly advise checking your bus or subway schedule to ensure your route is still operational at the end of the night.

What are the movie ratings?

August 31 – Black Panther - PG-13
September 7 – Avengers: Infinity War - PG-13
We recommend visiting Common Sense Media and read reviews for parents. Link: here 

Why did you select these movies?
There are a few considerations that go into the selecting of these movies. The first is availability as we are limited to certain movies by our provider. We also choose movies that our team believe will be of interest to our diverse park visitors.

What happened to Movies in the Meadow, Movies Under the Stars, and Saturday Night Movies?
We like to keep things interesting, so we vary the way our programming is presenting. All of our movies will be playing on select Friday nights; we hope you can join us this summer!

Facebook event page here

Carol's Note:  The Downsview Park Rib, Bacon and BBQ fest is also taking place this weekend at Downsview Park and will also feature live music, beer garden, a kiddie midway, jumping castles, carnival games, eating contests, giant rock walls and much much more. For info click here

Film Screening: WHITNEY @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema, Toronto, ON - Wed Aug 29th & Thurs Aug 30th!

One of the greatest artists of her generation, Whitney Houston broke more music industry records than any other female singer in history. Her soaring voice gave life to some of the most popular power ballads of all time, while her star power shined bright in such unforgettable blockbusters as The Bodyguard. But behind the icon hid another woman with a tragic destiny, dehumanised by scandals gleefully raked over by the tabloids. Using never-before-seen archival footage and rare performances, this intimate and unflinching portrait from Oscar-winning director Kevin MacDonald goes beyond the familiar headlines to unravel the mystery behind “The Voice” who thrilled millions, even as she struggled to make peace with her own troubled past.

Location:  Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema, 506 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON

Time/Date:

Wed, Aug 29 3:00 PM

Wed, Aug 29 6:00 PM

Thu, Aug 30 12:45 PM

Thu, Aug 30 6:00 PM

For tickets click here

Film Screening - Éthiopiques – Revolt of the Soul @ Harbourfront Centre, Toronto, ON - Sun Aug 19th!

In 1997, the Western world was first introduced to the rich musical history of Ethiopia through the Éthiopiques series of CDs, which is now in its 30th release. This eponymous documentary tells the story of the French music journalist Francis Falceto, who masterminded this famous series. He worked together with producer Amha Eshete, who between 1969 and 1975 made 120 singles and 14 albums with Ethiopian musicians.

Everyone: FREE

Sunday, August 19
Time:  1:00pm
Location: Studio Theatre, 235 Queens Quay West, Toronto, ON

More info click here

Film Screening: CaribbeanTales & Royal Stompbox present: Rockers! The Royal Cinema, Toronto, ON - Wed July 25th!

The 1978 Jamaican cult classic comes to town!

CaribbeanTales, The Royal Stompbox and Roots Reggae Hub presents the BEST musical Jamaican film OF ALL TIME.

Come early for the pre-show, with special musical guests and prizes from local music retailers! Then stay on for burnin' hot vintage roots reggae glory in the form of ROCKERS.

A feature film starring classic Jamaican music legends, with a soundtrack that includes the cream of Island Records' crop including Peter Tosh, Gregory Isaacs, Burning Spear and Inner Circle.

Featuring: Leroy “Horsemouth” Wallace, Richard “Dirty Harry” Hall, Gregory “Jah Tooth” Isaacs, Jacob “Jakes” Miller, Robbie “Robbie” Shakespeare, Frank “Kiddus I” Dowding, Winston “Burning Spear” Rodney, Manley “Big Youth” Buchanan, Lester “Dillinger” Bullocks

Location:    The Royal Cinema, 608 College Street, Toronto, ON

Time:  8 PM - 10 PM

Tickets:  $12

For tickts click here

Conversations about Grace Jones @ TIFF, Toronto, ON - Tues June 5th & Film Screening: Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami @ TiFF Building, Toronto, ON - Tues June 5th - Thurs June 7th!

Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami

Conversations about Grace Jones

Following a screening of Sophie Fiennes’ documentary, a panel of artists will consider Jones’ influence on music, performance, and popular culture by exploring the ways in which she subverts preconceived notions about race, gender, and celebrity.

June 5th

Time:  7p

Location:  TIFF, 350 King Street W., Toronto, ON

More info/tickets click here
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View Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami during the Conversations about Grace Jones event.

Grace Jones, the Jamaican-born singer, actress, and New Wave icon, has made a career performing versions of herself — but who is the person behind the persona? Filmed over the course of a decade, this stylish, unconventional documentary portrait from director Sophie Fiennes (The Pervert's Guide to Ideology) takes us inside Jones' private spaces, from her family's home in Jamaica, to the studio where she works with her longtime collaborators Sly & Robbie, and to Paris where she reunites with her image-maker and former lover, photographer and graphic designer Jean-Paul Goude.

Location: TIFF, 350 King Street W., Toronto, ON

Various times

For schedule and tickets click here

Film Screening: Echos from the Plantation @ Devi Mandir Auditorium, Pickering, ON - Sat June 2nd!

Presented By: CaribbeanTV & STCC
Event Name: Echos from the Plantation
Event Date: June 2, 2018
Location: Devi Mandir,  2590 Brock Rd. Pickering, ON
Ticket Price: $10.00
Time: 6:00pm
For tickets click here
Contact info: CaribbeanTV.to@gmail.com