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OPENS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10

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DinaOpens Friday, November 3

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Bill Nye: Science GuyOpens Friday, November 17

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You’re Soaking In ItOpens Friday, November 24

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DoloresOpens Wednesday, November 22

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Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr StoryOpens Friday, November 24

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“ Powerful and enlightening.” - Georgia Straight

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Culture Workers Unwind returns PAGE 5

Walter Isaacson and Heather Reisman discuss Leonardo da Vinci PAGE 5

“ Wise, witty and nostalgic.” - Deadline Hollywood

California TypewriterOpens Friday, October 27

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“ A tender love story.” - The Film Stage

“Unlikely hero of our time.” - POV Magazine

“Eye-opening exposé.” - POV Magazine

“ Moving and inspiring.” - Flavorwire


Bill Nye: Science GuyD: David Alvarado, Jason Sussberg | 2017 | USA | 101 min

The 1990s TV phenomenon Bill Nye the Science Guy educated and entertained a generation with a mix of facts and zany fun that made learning exciting. Today, the bow-tied Bill Nye has returned to the public eye—but his mission has evolved as the stakes have risen. There’s a dangerous wave of people in power whose fundamental lack of scientific reasoning is causing destruction to the planet we all inhabit. As a public figure, Bill is now taking every opportunity he can to openly call out and debate those who are twisting facts or outright denying them. The Science Guy is back and more vital than ever.

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JaneD: Brett Morgen | 2017 | USA | 90 min

Live with Jane Goodall while she conducts her groundbreaking, enthralling work with chimpanzees, which she revealed to be so like humans. Fifty years ago, a National Geographic filmmaker was sent to join her in the Tanzanian jungle, where he captured over 140 hours of 16mm footage that was never used. Today, Academy Award–nominated director Brett Morgen, whose skills of documentary portraiture range from musician Kurt Cobain (Cobain: Montage of Heck) to producer Robert Evans (The Kid Stays in the Picture), takes the footage and sets it to a dreamy orchestral score by Philip Glass in this gorgeous, and ultimately very moving, time capsule.


DinaD: Antonio Santini, Dan Sickles | 2017 | USA | 103 min

Winner—Grand Jury Prize, Best Documentary, Sundance Film Festival 2017

The richest love story to grace the big screen in ages is movingly told in this Sundance Festival hit, deservedly picking up the Grand Jury Prize. In Philadelphia, the impossibly endearing 49-year-old Dina and her fiancé Scott move in together, taking on the challenges of building a committed life partnership and moving on from troubled pasts. The neurologically diverse couple open up to each other and in front of the camera in this frank and deeply human portrait of love in a world that doesn’t understand them. With touching and truthful moments, Dina is an insightful and original movie romance you won’t soon forget.

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California TypewriterD: Doug Nichol | 2016 | USA | 103 min | G

Is there a more romantic image of a writer than that of someone hunched over their typewriter passionately working away, the clicks and dings sounding off as they go? Discover extensive collections of trusty typewriters, all carefully selected by brand and generation, curated by those who are not so quick to shrug off old technology. Many artists and writers who still swear by the machine—among them Tom Hanks, John Mayer and the late Sam Shepard—share their thoughts on its value as a tool and source of inspiration. California Typewriter also looks at one of the last surviving typewriter repair shops, run by a man determined to keep the tradition alive.“Quaintly ingenious meditation on what

the digital era is doing to us.” – Variety

“It’s impossible not to care deeply about these anxious lovebirds.” - Screen International

“Playful, intelligent, fluidly assembled film takes the full measure of a man who back in the day enthralled millions of kids.” - POV Magzine

“ Jane isn’t just required viewing for fans of Goodall or animal lovers, but anyone seeking a classic in the making.” - IndieWire

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Andria Teather, Chief Executive Officer of The Jane Goodall Institute of Canada, in attendance for Q&As at select screenings.

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Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story D: Alexandra Dean | 90 min | 2017 | USA | PG

Hedy Lamarr’s stint as a Hollywood starlet had her best known for her tabloid scandals rather than her performances—but behind the scenes she was a secret genius inventor changing the course of history. In the 1940s she starred alongside legends like Clark Gable and James Stewart, and infamously had affairs with the likes of Howard Hughes and JFK. Today Lamarr has re-entered public consciousness as a Hall of Fame-inducted inventor for developing a secret radio system during WWII that paved the way for modern Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technology. Bombshell tells her whole incredible story for the first time.


You’re Soaking In ItD: Scott Harper | 2017 | Canada | 75 min

“Math men” have replaced the “mad men.” Advertisers today have access to an unprecedented level of data about us, our preferences and predilections. With porous levels of digital privacy, advertising is no longer simply something we see, it’s what surrounds us in every new arena. Ads are no longer targeted to us based on creative teams thinking up marketing strategies—they are the result of perpetual surveillance and collection of personal information. Director Scott Harper’s meticulously researched You’re Soaking In it, a Hot Docs Festival hit, reveals the inner workings of advertising today, and its hidden impact on our daily lives and the way we spend.

“Encourages audiences and consumers to see the invisible advertising that has become covertly pervasive in the digital age.” - POV Magazine

“It’s educational, to be sure, but also exhilarating, inspiring and deeply emotional.” - Washington Post

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DoloresD: Peter Bratt | 2017 | USA | 95 min

Winner—Audience Award, Best Documentary Feature, San Francisco International Film Festival 2017

American feminist, labour leader and civil rights icon Dolores Huerta has never been afraid to speak truth to power. She co-founded the National Farmworkers Association, the first farmworkers’ union in the U.S., but was never quite as well-known as her ally César Chávez. This is even true when it comes to the movement’s famous slogan, Sí se pu-ede, which inspired Barack Obama’s “yes we can” and is often wrongly attributed to Chavez. As shown in this Hot Docs Festival hit spanning over 50 years of footage, Dolores is never less than bold and compas-sionate, and remains outspoken and committed well into her 80s.

“Not just a stupendous tribute to Lamarr, but also a tribute to every brilliant woman ignored, thanking them even if they never snagged the spotlight.” - Nerdist

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Ex Libris: The New York Public LibraryD: Frederick Wiseman | USA | 2017 | 195 min

Official Selection—TIFF 2017

Step inside the world-renowned New York Public Library and explore its many facets, from newspaper archives to after-school classes and excerpts from talks featuring Elvis Costello and Patti Smith. Exemplifying democratic ideals, this is a truly empathetic and heartfelt tribute to the library and the advancement of knowledge.

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6ix KidsD: Shawney Cohen | Canada | 2017 | 75 mins

See one of the most comprehensive documentaries about the Toronto hip hop scene ever created. Following the successes of Drake and The Weeknd, discover emerging rap artists on the cusp of change in our city.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16 7:30 PM

“A treasured US institution opens itself to the painstaking view of fly-on-the-wall master Frederick Wiseman.” - The Guardian

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“ Meditation on artistic temperament.” - IGN “ Incredible teen crusader.” - The Seattle Times “Exhilarating, elegantly executed.” - The Guardian

At key moments in history, remarkable individuals find the courage to reinvent the world as we know it. At a moment of political uncertainty, this popular series returns for its second edition.

“ Leonardo da Vinci of our time.” - Marshall McLuhan “ Vibrant examination.” - Los Angeles Times “Justice and strength.” - Indiewire

The World of Buckminster Fuller D: Baylis Glascock, Robert Snyder | USA | 1974 | 85 min | STC

Renowned thinker Buckminster Fuller, known best for inventing the geodesic dome, tells the story of his life in this all-access portrait of a genius.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19 6:30 PM

Eames: The Architect and the PainterD: Jason Cohn, Bill Jersey| USA | 2011 | 84 min

The legacy of legendary husband and wife design team Charles and Ray Eames and their lifetime of achievements are surveyed in this insightful portrait narrated by James Franco.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25 2:00 PM

Free Angela and All Political PrisonersD: Shola Lynch | USA | 2012 | 102 min

Educator and activist Angela Davis tells the story of her life and struggle in this intelligent portrait of a civil rights hero.


After the screening, we’re joined by Paul Roth, director of the Ryerson Image Centre, who is the former executive director of The Richard Avedon Foundation in New York and organized a major exhibition titled, “Richard Avedon: Portraits of Power.”

Richard Avedon: Darkness and LightD: Helen Whitney | 1996 | USA | 90 min

What do Pablo Picasso, Frank Lloyd Wright, Brigitte Bardot, Jacques Cousteau, Andy Warhol and Lena Horne have in common? They were a few of the personalities captured on film by photographer Richard Avedon.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5 11:00 AM

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Imagine: John LennonD: Andrew Solt | USA | 1988 | 106 min

Nothing gives you a better nor more intimate impression of the real John Lennon than this acclaimed 1988 documentary.


He Named Me MalalaD: Davis Guggenheim | USA | 2015 | 88 min

After surviving a near fatal Taliban attack, teenaged human rights activist Malala Yousafzai rose as an international beacon of inspiration.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6 6:30 PM

Marina Abramovic: The Artist Is Present D: Matthew Akers | USA | 2012 | 106 min

Fearless and provocative artist Marina Abramovic reflects on her ground-breaking career and the nature of her art.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14 9:15 PM

After the screening, we’re joined by Alex Bozikovic, the architecture critic for The Globe and Mail, who will help us relate the film back to civic and architectural issues in Toronto. We’ll discuss Gehry’s high-profile Toronto projects and the state of “starchitecture.”

Sketches of Frank GehryD: Sydney Pollack | 2005 | USA | 86 min

Our series on the future of Toronto returns with this portrait of the legendary “starchitect” and Toronto native Frank Gehry, directed by his dear friend, the Academy Award-winning filmmaker Sydney Pollack.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8 6:30 PM

“Stunning footage.” - Time Out

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Harry Dean Stanton: Partly FictionD: Sophie Huber | 2012 | USA, Switzerland | 77 min

This past September, we lost iconic character actor Harry Dean Stan-ton, an unmistakable face from films including Alien, Cool Hand Luke, Pretty in Pink, Twin Peaks and Paris, Texas. At the time of Partly Fiction, Stanton is 86 years old and had worked in over 200 films—or “over 250 maybe, I lost count a long time ago.”


Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me D: David Lynch | 1992 | USA | 135 min | 14A

After Twin Peaks was cancelled in the early 90s, David Lynch returned with this prequel that follows the last seven days in the life of Laura Palmer.


“Unexpectedly moving.” - Boston Globe

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A.J. Jacobs Discusses It’s All RelativeIn this Toronto debut, Esquire and NPR contributor A.J. Jacobs discusses his new book It’s All Relative with Jessica Allen, co-host of CTV’s The Social. A best-selling author of four books and genealogical expert whose TED talk on the global family has been viewed over a million times, Jacobs brings humour and insight to the recent family history craze.


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Walter Isaacson and Heather Reisman Discuss Leonardo Da VinciLeonardo Da Vinci was history’s most creative genius—and now he has a biographer worthy of his talents. In this Canadian premiere, Walter Isaacson, the author of acclaimed bestsellers on Steve Jobs, Albert Einstein and Benjamin Franklin, sits down with Indigo CEO Heather Reisman to discuss his groundbreaking new biography of the Italian master.


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Codename SallyD: Ari Gunnarsson | 2017 | Canada | 25 min

Celebrate a literary and human rights anniversary with this special new film: 25 years ago, Salman Rushdie famously emerged from hiding after the pronouncement of a fatwa against his life by the Ayatollah Khomeini, to attend a PEN Canada benefit in Toronto. There is much to celebrate today—and much to be mindful of.


All proceeds from ticket sales go directly to support PEN and their activities.

Do you work in the arts, culture and non-profit world and want to hear more from those who have made this city a cultural hub? Built for people working at all levels, this free and informal discussion series (with a bar!) features some of Toronto’s leading professionals.

“ A strikingly intimate film.” - The Guardian

Whose Streets?D: Sabaah Folayan, Damon Davis | 2017 | USA | 90 min | PG

Whose Streets? is a raw and unflinching look at the uprising in Ferguson, Missouri, after unarmed teenager Michael Brown was shot and killed in broad daylight by a white police officer. This emotionally turbulent film provides a ground-level look at this national tragedy, which was the catalyst to the Black Lives Matter movement.

Co-producer Chris Renteria in attendance for Q&As at all screenings.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1 6:30 PM, 9:15 PM


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Join us for discussions with:

• Cameron Bailey: TIFF, Artistic Director

• Josh Basseches: Royal Ontario Museum, Director and CEO

• Heather Conway: CBC/Radio-Canada, Executive Vice-President, English Services

• Stephan Jost: Art Gallery of Ontario, CEO

• Olivia Nuamah: Pride, Executive Director

• Josephine Ridge: Luminato, Artistic Director

• Moderator: Chris McDonald: President, Hot Docs


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PEN Canada President Richard Stursberg, former Ontario Premier Bob Rae and writer Marian Botsford Fraser join writer/producer Sturla Gunnarsson in a special post-screening discussion.

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GRINGO: THE DANGEROUS LIFE OF JOHN MCAFEED: Nanette Burstein | 2016 | USA | 97 min

It’s a case of truth being stranger than fiction when it comes to tech millionaire John McAfee, who made his fortune from his anti-virus software only to surround himself by armed men in a compound in the jungle of Belize where he lived a libertine lifestyle.


Director Nanette Burstein will participate in a post-screening Skype discussion.

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For AhkeemD: Jeremy S. Levine, Landon Van Soest | 2017 | USA | 90 min

As we look forward to the 2018 festival, with passes and ticket packages launching the following day—which also happens to be Members’ Day!—we take one last look back at the 2017 festival, which brought so many vital stories to Toronto. The startling For Ahkeem is one of the best, and seems to grow in relevance and importance by the day.


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“Poignant snapshot.” - The Hollywood Reporter

AILEEN: THE LIFE AND DEATH OF A SERIAL KILLERTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13 6:30 PM

THE PROMISETUESDAY, MARCH 6 6:30 PM

IN GOD WE TRUSTTUESDAY, DECEMBER 5 6:30 PM

BUS 174TUESDAY, JANUARY 9 6:30 PM

THE IMPOSTERTUESDAY, APRIL 3 6:30 PM

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Eating Italy: A Delicious Journey Through Italian CuisineFridays, September 22–November 3, 10 a.m. to noon

Dr. Franco Gallippi’s course ends on November 3 with a survey of Italian food beyond the borders of Italy.

• November 3: The Italian Diaspora

City Life: Toronto from 1945 to 2020Thursdays, October 19–November 30, 10 a.m. to noon

An exciting survey of Toronto’s modern history with the city’s former mayor, David Crombie.

• November 2: Mid 1950s to late 1960s—Boomtown on the Lake

• November 16: Late 1960s to early 1980s—The City That Works

• November 23: Early 1980s to the end of the 20th century —A World Class City

• November 30: The 21st century so far—Global Toronto

We’re screening some of the greatest true crime documentaries on our big screen, followed by in-depth discussions, all moderated by author, film critic and broadcaster Geoff Pevere.

Filmmakers Jeremy S. Levine and Landon Van Soest will participate in a post-screening Skype discussion.

Join us for the sixth edition of our hugely popular Music on Film series, showcasing some of the greatest music docs ever made, all paired with special musical guests in conversation with Mervon Mehta, Executive Director of The Royal Conservatory of Music’s Performing Arts Division.

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SONG OF LAHORETUESDAY, APRIL 24 6:30 PM

STRAD STYLETUESDAY, JANUARY 30 6:30 PM

CONDUCT! EVERY MOVE COUNTSD: Götz Schauder | 2016 | Germany | 84 min

Every two years in Frankfurt, 24 young conductors from around the world are invited to take part in the prestigious Sir Georg Solti Conductors’ Competition. They only have 20 minutes to impress an intimidating panel of judges.


Conductor Tania Miller will participate in a post-screening discussion.

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Pearl Jam: Let’s Play TwoD: Danny Clinch | 2017 | USA | 123 min

Amidst the historic 2016 Chicago Cubs season, Pearl Jam, led by Chicago’s own Eddie Vedder, put on two unforgettable sold-out shows at the world-famous Wrigley Field. Featuring classics spanning their entire catalogue, Let’s Play Two is everything you could want from a Pearl Jam concert movie.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17 9:30 PM

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See new, classic and rare concert films on the big screen.

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La BohèmeD: Richard Jones | 2017 | UK | 155 min (one intermission)

Experience Puccini’s tremendously moving La Bohème, set in Zeffirelli’s breathtakingly staged 19th century Paris.


Alice’s Adventures in WonderlandD: Christopher Wheeldon | 2017 | UK | 170 min (one intermission)

Follow Alice down the rabbit hole and her strange, delightfully confusing encounters in Wonderland.


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MatildaD: Danny DeVito | 1996 | USA | 102 min | PG

Don’t miss the chance to watch director-actor Danny DeVito’s acclaimed adaptation of Roald Dahl’s beloved novel about a remarkable girl with genius-level IQ (and telekinetic powers).

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18

GAMES AND CRAFTS 12:00 PM SCREENING 1:00 PM

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8th Annual

Arrive early for some Dahl-It-Yourself (DIY) crafts and to hear the winning story in Small Print Toronto’s 8th annual story competition for writers aged 8–12.

We celebrate the cinema’s past with this retro film series.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show—Shadow CastD: Jim Sharman | UK, USA | 1975 | 100 min | 14A

“Let’s do the time warp again!” As always, we’ll be presenting the cult classic with Toronto’s own Shadow Cast who will be performing their own satirical, comedic version of the film.


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EstDocsEstDocs is a not-for-profit Estonian Documentary film festival and competition held in Toronto that presents the unheard stories from the Baltic nation of Estonia.

THE WOMAN IN THE PICTURE

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3 RECEPTION: 6:00 PM

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4 RECEPTION: 6:30 PM

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Syria Film FestivalSyria Film Festival’s vision is to showcase the aspirations and convey the struggles of Syrians.

CITY OF GHOSTS


WATANI: MY HOMELAND


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November at a Glance

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27

Opening—see website for screenings California Typewriter (p. 2)

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1

6:30 PM, 9:15 PM Doc Soup Whose Streets? (p. 5)

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2

10:00 AM Curious Minds Morning Speaker Series City Life: Toronto 1945 to 2020 (p. 6)

6:45 PM Doc Soup Whose Streets? (p. 5)

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3

Opening—see website for screenings Dina (p. 2)

10:00 AM Curious Minds Morning Speaker Series Eating Italy: The Italian Diaspora (p. 6)

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5

11:00 AM The Great Photographers Richard Avedon: Darkness and Light (p. 4)

4:15 PM Game Changers Imagine: John Lennon (p. 4)

Special Tribute Double Bill7:00 PM Harry Dean Stanton: Partly Fiction (p. 4) 8:30 PM Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (p. 4)

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6

6:30 PM Game Changers He Named Me Malala (p. 4)

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7

6:30 PM True Crime Tuesdays Gringo: The Dangerous Life of John McAfee (p. 6)


6:30 PM Our Beautiful City Sketches of Frank Gehry (p. 4)

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10

Opening—see website for screenings Jane (p. 2)

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12

12:00 PM Performance on Screen La bohème (p. 7)

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13

6:30 PM Members Screening For Ahkeem (p. 6)

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14

4:00 PM Culture Workers Unwind (p. 5)

9:15 PM Game Changers Marina Abramović: The Artist Is Present (p. 4)



7:30 PM Special Event 6ix Kids

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17

Opening—see website for screenings Bill Nye: Science Guy (p. 2)

9:30 PM This Film Should Be Played Loud Pearl Jam: Let’s Play Two (p. 7)


1:00 PM Eighth Annual Roald Dahl Day Matilda (p. 7)

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19

6:30 PM Game Changers The World of Buckminster Fuller (p. 4)

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20

6:30 PM Author Event A.J. Jacobs discusses It’s All Relative (p. 5)

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21

6:30 PM Music on Film Conduct! Every Move Counts (p. 6)


Opening—see website for screenings Dolores (p. 3)



FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24

Opening—see website for screenings Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story (p. 3)

You’re Soaking In It (p. 3)

11:30 PM Back to the Bloor The Rocky Horror Picture Show (p. 7)


2:00 PM Game Changers Eames: The Architect and the Painter (p. 4)

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26

12:00 PM Performance on Screen Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (p. 7)

4:00 PM Game Changers Free Angela and All Political Prisoners (p. 4)



6:30 PM Author Event Walter Isaacson and Heather Reisman discuss Leonardo Da Vinci (p. 5)

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Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema Advisory Board

Randy Baker

Libby Bandeen

Isme Bennie

Deborah Bernstein

Pete Bombaci

Charmain Emerson

Michael Firestone

Karen Gordon

Peter Goring

Jake Hirsch-Allen

Judy Holm

Vahan Kololian

Julie Kumaria

Elina Lawrie

Maureen O’Donnell

Susan Okun

Bob Ramsay

Al Scornaienchi

Avis Sokol

Michael McMahon, Primitive Entertainment, Co-Chair

Robin Mirsky, Rogers Documentary Fund, Co-Chair

Michael McNamara, Markham Street Films Inc., Executive

Lalita Krishna, In Sync Media, Executive

Barry Avrich, BT/A

Ric Esther Bienstock, Good Soup Productions Inc.

Beth Burgess, The Andy and Beth Burgess Foundation

Jennifer Dettman, CBC

Isabelle Couture, Catbird Productions

John Doig, Scotiabank

Scott Henderson, Bell Media

Julia Ivanova, Interfilms Productions

Kevin Johnson, MediaCom Canada

Teresa MacInnes, Sea to Sea Productions Ltd.

Michael MacMillan, Samara Canada and Blue Ant Media

Ian Oliveri, InformAction Films

Neil Tabatznik, Blue Ice Pictures, A Blue Ice Group Capital Company

David Vaisbord, Lightspeed/Fearless Conversation

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