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Scheduled Live Screening Available on Demand for the Duration of the Festival Scheduled Live Panel Discussion / FREE I WEIRDO HUNTED DINNER in AMERICA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL August 20th to September 2nd 2020 VIRTUAL EDITION FANTASIAFESTIVAL.COM Available across Canada LIST CALENDAR 12 HOUR SHIFT CHASING DREAM COME TRUE TITLE TITLE #ShakespearesShitstorm Dir. Lloyd Kaufman / USA / 94 min. / Comedy Sat. 29 Aug. at 21:30 12 Hour Shift Dir. Brea Grant / USA / 87 min. / Comedy-Horror-Thriller Sat. 22 Aug. at 21:30 | Thu. 27 Aug. at 23:30 2011 Dir. Alexandre Prieur-Grenier / Québec / 89 min. / Experimental ON DEMAND Afrofuturism: Visions of The Future from “The Other” Side Artist Talk / 90 min. / FREE Fri. 21 Aug. at 17:00 Apprenticeship of Evil: Dennison Ramalho on José Mojica Marins Artist Talk / 90 min. / FREE Wed. 2 Sep. at 17:00 Air Doll Dir. Hirokazu Kore-eda / Japan / 116 min. / Classics / Romance ON DEMAND Alone Dir. 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Thomas Lee / Canada / 93 min. / Horror Sat. 22 Aug. at 19:15 Scheduled live screening Available on demand for the duration of the festival Scheduled live panel discussion / FREE I WEIRDO HUNTED DINNER IN AMERICA The Dark & The Wicked Dir. Bryan Bertino / USA / 95 min. / Horror Fri. 28 Aug. at 21:45 The Day of the Beast Dir. Álex De la Iglesia / Spain / 104 min. / Classics / Comedy-Horror Tue. 1 Sep. at 21:15 Detention Dir. John Hsu / Taïwan / 103 min. / Fantastic-Horror Mon. 24 Aug. at 19:00 Dinner in America Dir. Adam Carter Rehmeier / USA / 106 min. / Comedy Fri. 21 Aug. at 19:00 La Dosis Dir. Martin Kraut / Argentina / 93 min. / Thriller ON DEMAND DJ XL5’s Cat’s Meow Viral Zappin’ Party International Short Film Showcase / 105 min. ON DEMAND The End Of Man Dir. Jose Mojica Marins / Brazil / 79 min. / Classics / Horror ON DEMAND Feels Good, Man Dir. Arthur Jones / USA / 94 min. / Documentary ON DEMAND Film Fatales: Genre film as political and social commentary Panel / 90 min. / FREE Sun. 30 Aug. at 17:00 The Five Rules of Success Dir. Orson Oblowitz / USA / 83 min. / Thriller Mon. 24 Aug. at 17:00 | Tue. 1 Sep. at 21:30 Fly me to the Saitama Dir. Hideki Takeuchi / Japan / 107 min. / Comedy ON DEMAND For the Sake of Vicious Dir. Gabriel Carrer & Reese Eveneshen / Canada / 81 min. / Thriller Wed. 2 Sep. at 19:30 Free Country Dir. Christian Alvart / Germany / 127 min. / Thriller ON DEMAND Fried Barry Dir. Ryan Kruger / South Africa / 99 min. / Horror ON DEMAND Fugitive Dreams Dir. Jason Neulander / USA / 97 min. / Drama Mon. 31 Aug. at 19:15 | Wed. 2 Sep. at 15:00 Fukuchan of Fukufuku Flats Dir. Yosuke Fujita / Japan / 110 min. / Classics / Comedy ON DEMAND Gary Sherman’s Virtual Birthday Bash Panel / 90 min. / FREE Fri. 28 Aug. at 17:00 Le grand défi des tournage à l’ère de la Covid-19 Panel / 60 min. / FREE Tue. 1 Sep. at 14:00 Hail to the Deadites Dir. Steve Villeneuve / Québec / 78 min. / Documentary ON DEMAND A Hero Never Dies Dir. Johnnie To / Hong Kong / 97 min. / Classics / Action-Thriller ON DEMAND HK2: The Abnormal Crisis Dir. Yuichi Fukuda / Japan / 119 min. / Classics / Action-Comedy ON DEMAND HK: Forbidden Super Hero Dir. Yuichi Fukuda / Japan / 105 min. / Classics / Action-Comedy ON DEMAND Hunted Dir. Vincent Paronnaud / France, Belgium / 87 min. / Horror Fri. 21 Aug. at 21:45 | Wed. 26 Aug. at 17:00 International Science-Fiction Short Film Showcase 2020 International Short Film Showcase / 129 min. Tue. 25 Aug. at 17:00 Ivan, The TerrirBle Dir. Mario Abbade / Brazil / 103 min. / Documentary Tue. 1 Sep. at 19:15 I WeirDo Dir. 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Eric Schultz / USA / 94 min. / Science-Fiction Sat. 29 Aug. at 21:45 | Mon. 31 Aug. at 15:00 A Miskatonic Tribute to Stuart Gordon Panel / 90 min. / FREE Thu. 27 Aug. at 17:00 Mon Premier Fantasia – Contes, légendes et histoires merveilleuses 70 min. / FREE ON DEMAND Mon Premier Fantasia – Coups de cœur de Regard – Fest. int. du court métrage au Saguenay 60 min. / FREE ON DEMAND Mon Premier Fantasia – En route pour l’aventure 70 min. / FREE ON DEMAND Scheduled live screening Available on demand for the duration of the festival Scheduled live panel discussion / FREE MONSTER SEAFOOD WARS SLAXX SPECIAL ACTORS Mon Premier Fantasia – Histoires sans paroles 60 min. / FREE ON DEMAND Mon Premier Fantasia – Le programme des jeunes de 8 à 88 ans 75 min. / FREE ON DEMAND Monster Seafood Wars Dir. Minoru Kawasaki / Japan / 84 min. / Comedy-Fantastique ON DEMAND Morgana Dir. Josie Hess & Isabel Peppard / Australia / 71 min. / Documentary ON DEMAND The Mortuary Collection Dir. Ryan Spindell / USA / 110 min. / Horror ON DEMAND My Punch-Drunk Boxer Dir. Jung Hyuk-ki / South Korea / 114 min. / Comedy ON DEMAND No Longer Human Dir. MIka Ninagawa / Japan / 121 min. / Drama ON DEMAND Narratives Of Resistance In Folk Horror Panel / 90 min. / FREE Tue. 25 Aug. at 15:00 The New York State of Horror Artist Talk / 90 min.
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