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Tag Archives: scifi
Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2012
Toronto’s favourite genre film festival kicks off its 7th great year tonight, back at its old home the Bloor Hot Docs Cinema. Presenting 20 feature films and, just as exciting to me, 29 short films over its 9 day run, … Continue reading
Posted in After Dark, Film Festivals
Tagged #afterdark12, horror, scifi
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Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2011
It’s been a long 14 months since the last edition of Toronto’s best genre film festival. Toronto After Dark decided to move back to their traditional October (think Hallowe’en!) time slot after a couple of years in August. It was … Continue reading
Fantasia International Film Festival 2011
Celebrating 15 years of presenting Montréal audiences with some of the best genre cinema from around the world, this year’s Fantasia International Film Festival takes place from July 14-August 7. There’s a very small possibility that I might be able … Continue reading
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Tagged #fantasia2011, fantasia, genre, horror, scifi
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FUTURESTATES Season 2
Last year, I was very excited by the first “season” of FUTURESTATES, a series of shorts commissioned by the Independent Television Service (ITVS) to explore the following question: ” What will become of America in five, 25, or even 50 … Continue reading
Posted in Film Festivals, SXSW, Television
Tagged #sxsw11, environment, future, science, scifi
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Womb
Womb (Director: Benedek Fliegauf): I love films which take a science fiction premise or setting and then show us real characters reacting to that premise or setting. Womb promised to be an interesting exploration of some of the more delicate … Continue reading