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A BOMB WAS STOLEN A MOVIE WITH A CHARMING GIRL SPECIAL EVENT SPECIAL EVENT ROMANIAN CINEMA ROMANIAN CINEMA 1:30 PM 6:30 PM GEORGE HARRISON: LIVING IN ANDREI TANASESCU ON 9:00 PM 9:00 PM 8:15 PM 8:45 PM THE MATERIAL WORLD RE-ENACTMENT EMPIRE RECORDS KINEMA IKON: 1975-1989 DIARY OF THE DEAD* POLICE STORY 2 SCORSESE’S DOCUMENTARIES ROMANIAN CINEMA CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS WAVELENGTHS NEW AMERICAN NIGHTMARE CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS 10:30 AM 6:00 PM SECRET MOVIE CLUB MEMENTO 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS 1:00 PM 4:15 PM WINCHESTER ‘73 THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH 8:50 PM JAMES STEWART 6:15 PM JAMES STEWART FIRE WILL COME COLIN GEDDES PRESENTS: 3:10 PM OLIVER LAXE 6:45 PM HERCULES IN THE HAUNTED PUBLIC SPEAKING L’ARGENT WORLD SCORSESE’S DOCUMENTARIES 9:00 PM ROBERT BRESSON COLIN GEDDES’ KINOVORTEX ANNE AT 13,000 FT WITH 5:15 PM 6:30 PM 6:30 PM KAZIK RADWANSKI 8:45 PM 9:00 PM BARRY LYNDON YOU ALL ARE CAPTAINS MIMOSAS MDFF SELECTS: PRESENTED BY THE WITCH HALF BAKED* CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS OLIVER LAXE OLIVER LAXE CINEMA SCOPE AND TIFF NEW AMERICAN NIGHTMARE CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS 3:15 PM 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 SHORT CUTS: SHORT ANIMATION SPOTLIGHT SHORT CUTS 6:15 PM SUMMER SEASON THIS IS IT PRECEDED BY GOD 5:45 PM 1:00 PM PUBLIC ON-SALE PLAYS SAX, THE DEVIL VIOLIN FIGHT CLUB IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE ROMANIAN CINEMA CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS JAMES STEWART 6:30 PM 9:15 PM 9:00 PM 6:15 PM 7:00 PM THE MONA LISA WITHOUT WHITE ROOM 8:30 PM COLIN GEDDES PRESENTS: 2:10 PM MEANDERS WAYNE WANG ON SMOKE A SMILE WITH PATRICIA ROZEMA ZODIAC THE BLOOD ON SATAN’S CLAW* BARRY LYNDON ROMANIAN CINEMA BOOKS ON FILM ROMANIAN CINEMA SEE THE NORTH CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS COLIN GEDDES’ KINOVORTEX 1:00 PM THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS 3:30 PM FANTASTIC MR. FOX VALANCE 6:15 PM JAMES STEWART CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 FISH TANK CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS 3:45 PM 6:00 PM POETRY A LETTER TO ELIA 9:10 PM SCORSESE’S DOCUMENTARIES CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS 7:00 PM THE TEXAS CHAIN SAW 5:45 PM JULIAN SCHNABEL ON 6:30 PM 6:30 PM MASSACRE* 9:15 PM AMERICA, AMERICA BEFORE NIGHT FALLS DAUGHTER OF THE NILE EAU/GANGA WITH ALEXANDRA WEST FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH* CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS BOOKS ON FILM CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS WAVELENGTHS NEW AMERICAN NIGHTMARE CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS 29 30 31 1:00 PM REAR WINDOW JAMES STEWART 3:40 PM 4:00 PM 3:40 PM FIGHT CLUB E.T.: THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS 10:30 AM SE7EN CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS 6:30 PM REEL TALK: CONTEMPORARY MICROPHONE TEST 6:30 PM 6:40 PM WORLD CINEMA 6:00 PM ROMANIAN CINEMA SEQUENCES WHERE IS THE FRIEND’S HOME? MEMBER MEET-UPS: SE7EN ROMANIAN CINEMA CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS 1:00 PM 9:00 PM HARVEY 6:30 PM 6:30 PM A VOLUNTARY YEAR 9:05 PM 8:55 PM JAMES STEWART THE STONE WEDDING A GIRL’S TEAR MDFF SELECTS: PRESENTED BY PURPLE RAIN HAUSU ROMANIAN CINEMA ROMANIAN CINEMA CINEMA SCOPE AND TIFF CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS 3:25 PM THE WIZARD OF OZ CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS 26 27 28 29 30 6:10 PM YI YI CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS New Releases Programme Dates FOR MORE SHOWTIMES AND RELEASE DATES VISIT TIFF.NET THE BEST OF THE DECADE: CALL ME JIMMY: TIFF CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL RECLAIMING THE PAST: ROMANIAN AN ALTERNATE VIEW THE FILMS OF JAMES STEWART SCREENINGS CINEMA BEFORE THE NEW WAVE JAN 23 – MAR 11 JAN 9 – APR 26 JAN 8 – APR 29 APR 2 – 24 1:00 PM PERSONAL JOURNEYS: FROM NOIR TO NEW WAVE: COLIN GEDDES’ KINOVORTEX WAVELENGTHS THE PHILADELPHIA STORY JAMES STEWART SCORSESE’S DOCUMENTARIES A TRIBUTE TO THE FILM FOUNDATION JAN 18 – APR 18 JAN 23 – APR 9 JAN 11 – MAR 22 JAN 11 – MAR 14 3:35 PM MDFF SELECTS: PRESENTED BY SHORT CUTS CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THE NEW AMERICAN NIGHTMARE THE POETRY OF PRECISION: CINEMA SCOPE AND TIFF MAR 14 – APR 18 THIRD KIND JAN 24 – APR 10 THE FILMS OF ROBERT BRESSON JAN 16 – APR 23 CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS FEB 27 – MAR 20 * 19+ event OLIVER LAXE: MODERN MYSTIC 6:25 PM 6:30 PM SEE THE NORTH JAN 30 – APR 16 MAR 17 – 19 AND LIFE GOES ON THROUGH THE OLIVE TREES CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS CINEMATHEQUE SPECIAL SCREENINGS Mimosas The Witch The Much Too Knew Who Man The The 50 Year Argument Year 50 The Jan 11 – Mar 22 Mar – 11 Jan studies. character intensive to Jan 9 – Apr 26 Apr – 9 Jan family portraits, sweeping histories of world cinema cinema world of histories sweeping portraits, family everyman. aw-shucks an of mask his behind from films, ranging from classic rock docs to intimate intimate to docs rock classic from ranging films, revealed strains of sly wit, darkness, and violence violence and darkness, wit, sly of strains revealed this spotlight on the great director’s non-fiction non-fiction director’s great the on spotlight this A Cinematheque salute to the beloved star who who star beloved the to salute Cinematheque A Our Martin Scorsese retrospective continues with with continues retrospective Scorsese Martin Our James Stewart James Documentaries Call Me Jimmy: The Films of of Films The Jimmy: Me Call Personal Journeys: Scorsese’s Scorsese’s Journeys: Personal Jan 11 – Mar 14 Mar – 11 Jan Apr 2 – 24 24 – 2 Apr heritage. cinematic global our preserve 2000s. to the organization Scorsese founded in 1990 to to 1990 in founded Scorsese organization the to on the international arthouse scene in the mid- the in scene arthouse international the on ongoing Martin Scorsese retrospective pays tribute tribute pays retrospective Scorsese Martin ongoing filmmaking that preceded the country’s arrival arrival country’s the preceded that filmmaking from Asia to the Americas, this sidebar to our our to sidebar this Americas, the to Asia from Mar 17 – 19 – 17 Mar A remarkable survey of the 50 years of Romanian Romanian of years 50 the of survey remarkable A cinema. discussion. spark Presenting dazzling restorations of films that span span that films of restorations dazzling Presenting life.
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