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VSC presents, along with Planet In Focus, FUEL a film by Josh Tickell. Opens in Toronto July 2 at Bloor Cinema
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VSC presents HEY HEY IT’S ESTHER BLUEBURGER – opens July 2, Carlton Cinema, Toronto
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Surprisingly A Few More Tickets Left For Tomorrow’s Communal Table with Jamie Kennedy and Friends – Sat June 19

discover excellence around a communal table with JAMIE KENNEDY AND FRIENDS: MICHAEL STADTLAENDER – KEITH FROGGETT – ANTHONY WALSH – BRAD LONG – CROSSTOWN KITCHENS
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The One and Only Ann Dunn – Special Memorial Service June 22 at 2pm

All Are Welcom To Attend A Memorial Mass, Tues June 22, 2pm, at St. George The Great Martyr Ukrainian Catholic Church, 38 Lviv Blvd, Oshawa
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HOLY ROLLERS a film by Kevin Asch, opens in Toronto + Montreal, June 18, 2010
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Before YouTube there was the outrageous, underground movies of filmmaking twins George and Mike Kuchar. IT CAME FROM KUCHAR a film by Jennifer M. Kroot, plays a limited engagement at the Bloor Cinema beginning June 11.
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HOWL a film by Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman OPENS the 20th INSIDE OUT Film Festival
Opening the 20th Anniversary Inside Out, Thursday May 20 at 8pm at the Isabel Bader Theatre is the Canadian premiere of Howl. Academy Award-winning documentary filmmakers Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman (The Celluloid Closet, The Times of Harvey Milk, Paragraph 175) make a bold leap into narrative storytelling with Howl, an unconventional and thoroughly engrossing examination of a renegade poet, his artistic masterpiece and the obscenity trial that sparked the counter-culture. The film centres on Allen Ginsberg (portrayed by James Franco in an ardent and sublime performance) and his timeless poem “Howl,” first published in 1957 by City Light Books in San Francisco. The tiny print-run of 520 copies was subsequently seized by police, and publisher Lawrence Ferlinghetti found himself in court, having to defend against the charge of “distributing obscene literature.” Directors Epstein and Friedman will be in attendance for the Opening Gala screening.
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