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- 24hrs.ca
- FILMS HAVE HEART AND ART - Organizers of
the ReelHeART International Film Festival call
it a "truly open festival", accepting of films
of all genres, countries and lengths. On now through
June 24, emerging and student artists are put alongside
established and master filmmakers so filmmakers
can be recognized for their art, rather than their
credits.
- Toronto.com - Editor's
Picks - Visual
Arts @ Events - Film
Festivals @ Movies
- The
Globe and Mail - 7
days (Print edition, page R3) - Bucking the trend
of "niche" festivals,
the third annual event celebrates movies of all genres,
countries and film lengths. Main screenings take
place at Innis Town Hall, while salon affairs happen
at the Southern Accent restaurant, site of an opening-night
party. 8 p.m. $10. 595 Markham St.
- Fest
with heART, By LIZ BRAUN, TORONTO SUN -
The second annual ReelheART film festival -- with
its wacky spelling -- returns to town June 19-24
with most screenings at Innis Town Hall. Some highlights
of this filmmakers' film festival include Nick Brandestini's
humorous documentary, Return To Florence, a Canadian
premiere; the award-winning global warming documentary
Time & Tide from Julie
Bayer and Josh Salzman; Mehran Vaziri's cultural
drama Elephant Cemetery; Marc Israel's comedic documentary
Nearer My God To Thee; the documentary Vanishing
Culture: Bushmen Of The Kalahari, directed by Paula
Ely and narrated by Michael York, and the closing
night film, Ten 'Til Noon, a crime thriller (with
local actress Jennifer Hill) directed by Scott Storm.
- Mississauga.com -
THE MISSISSAUGA NEWS, Filmmaker shows ReelHeART - Mississauga
filmmaker Katarzyna Kochany's The Snowman is included
in the 2nd Annual ReelHeART International Film Festival
(RHIFF), which opens Monday (June 19) in Toronto. ...
- Award-Winning
Drama Makes Its Canadian Debut; JuneBug Films’ "Planting
Melvin" Screens
at ReelHeART International Film Festival -
Toronto filmgoers will have their first opportunity
to see the award-winning drama, when "Planting
Melvin" makes its Canadian debut during the ReelHeART
International Film Festival, June 19-24, 2006.
- Recent/upcoming
releases for Canada @ IMDB: 5 premieres @ ReelHeART
- A
touching documentary - "Wally" tells
the true story of a Lake Stevens man who has lived
his 56 years with cerebral palsy and has an uncertain
future. (PDF)
- Burlington
Free Press : Film on Vt. farm sets Toronto premiere
- International
awareness up over 40% for ReelHeART International
Film Festival
- ReelHeART
International Film Festival (RHIFF) is proud to
present the 2006 installment of their Lunch n’ Learn
Series
- Reelheart
Film Festival Showcases Masters and Proteges
from Brooks Institute
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