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SEPTEMBER 2014
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WALKING THE CAMINO:
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“A journey for the soles
and the soul.”
– The New York Times
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Page 2—Culture Days
Page 5—Salon Vert:
Divide In Concord
“Awe-inspiring.” – LA Weekly
Page 5—Films Changing The World:
Children 404
“Fascinating!” – The Film Reel
Academy Award nominee!
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FAITH CONNECTIONS
FOREIGN DISPATCHES—5 BROKEN CAMERAS
Opens Thursday, September 18
See page 3
Opens Saturday, September 27
See page 3
Presented with The Globe and Mail
See page 3
DAVID SAX—A CURE FOR THE MUNCHIES
DOC DAYS OF SUMMER
TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
Monday, September 22
See page 6
Featuring: Life Itself, Particle Fever, 112 Weddings and more
See page 6
Friday, September 5–14
See page 4 & 5
Bloor Takeover series launch!
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Bloor Hot Docs Cinema Advisory Board
Randy Baker
Ian Bandeen
Libby Bandeen
Isme Bennie
Pete Bombaci
Michael Firestone
Bret Goldin
Karen Gordon
Michael McMahon,
Primitive Entertainment,
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Christine Shipton,
Shaw Media,
Executive
Robin Mirsky,
Rogers Documentary
Fund, Co-Chair
Barry Avrich,
BT/A
Daniel Cross,
EyeSteelFilm
Michael McNamara,
Markham Street Films Inc.,
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Planet In Focus Presents
THE GREEN CHAIN
Reel Asian Film Festival Presents
I AM: SMTOWN LIVE WORLD TOUR
The Green Chain is a powerful and thoughtprovoking film about people who love
trees and the battle between loggers and
environmentalists. Includes panel discussion
with special guests.
I AM follows the lives of SMTOWN K-POP
artists, featuring never-before-seen audition
tapes, interviews and their historic concert
at Madison Square Garden.
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our public supporter:
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Interfilms Productions
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the Bloor Hot Docs Cinema.
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Free Culture Days Events
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Al Scornaienchi
Hot Docs Board of Directors
SAT, SEPT 27 3:30 PM
» No online service fees on member tickets
Peter Goring
Jake Hirsch-Allen
Judy Holm
Vahan Kololian
SUN, SEPT 28 3:30 PM
Presented as part of the Bloor St. Culture Corridor Hub for Culture Days.
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CODE BLACK
Their training ground and source of inspiration is
“C-Booth,” Los Angeles County Hospital’s legendary
trauma bay and the birthplace of Emergency Medicine,
where “more people have died and more people have
been saved than in any other square footage in the
United States.” Code Black offers a gripping view
of the heart of the healthcare debate—bringing us
face to face with America’s only 24/7 safety net.
D: Ryan McGarry | USA | 2013 | 78 min | STC
Winner—Best Documentary, Los Angeles
Film Festival 2013
Winner—Best Documentary, Hamptons International
Film Festival 2013
“Extraordinary…illuminating.” – The Hollywood Reporter
In his vivid and thought-provoking filmmaking debut,
physician Ryan McGarry offers unprecedented access
to America’s busiest emergency department. Amidst
real life-and-death situations, McGarry follows a dedicated
team of charismatic, young doctors-in-training as they
wrestle openly with their ideals and the realities of
saving lives in a complex and overburdened system.
FAITH CONNECTIONS
THU, SEPT 18
SUN, SEPT 21
TUE, SEPT 23
WED, SEPT 24
THU, SEPT 25
9:00 PM
8:45 PM
6:30 PM
8:45 PM
9:00 PM
explores the diverse and deeply moving stories of the
individuals he meets along the way, including a young
runaway trying to survive, a yogi who is raising an
abandoned child, Sadhus pontificating on spirituality,
a mother desperately looking for her lost son, and an
ascetic who keeps calm by smoking cannabis. Through
55 days and nights, three rivers and one faith, they are
all connected in this spectacular display of devotion.
D: Pan Nalin | India, France | 2013 | 117 min | STC
2013
Winner—Audience Award, Best Documentary, Indian Film
Festival of Los Angeles 2014
In 2013, filmmaker Pan Nalin (Samsara) travelled to
Kumbh Mela, one of the world’s most extraordinary
religious events that only takes place every twelve
years. As one of the tens of millions taking part in this
Hindu pilgrimage, he encounters remarkable men of
mind and meditation, some facing the dilemma of
embracing or renouncing the world. Faith Connections
“Fascinating…rewarding.” – The Film Reel
WALKING THE CAMINO:
SIX WAYS TO SANTIAGO
ENCORE
D: Lydia Smith | USA, Spain | 2013 | 84 min | G
Winner—American Documentary Film Festival 2013
Walking the Camino: Six Ways to Santiago follows
travellers from the ages of three to 73, as they attempt
a pilgrimage across an entire country on foot, with only
a backpack, a pair of boots and an open mind. Driven
by an inexplicable calling and a grand sense of
adventure, each pilgrim throws their heart and soul
into their physical trek to Spain’s Cathedral of Santiago
de Compostela, and into their personal journey to find
themselves. This 500-mile trek is no small undertaking,
yet more than 200,000 people attempt the arduous
journey across the rugged landscape each year.
Whatever their motivation, no one can predict just
how their paths will unfold, or what transformations
they will undergo as they reach the trail’s end. Featuring
breathtaking vistas, the Camino comes to life in this
inspiring look at its magnetic and miraculous power
to change lives. “A brilliant documentary!” – Martin Sheen
SAT, SEPT 27
SUN, SEPT 28
TUE, SEPT 30
THU, OCT 2
12:30 PM
12:30 PM, 8:45 PM
8:45 PM
9:30 PM
FRI, AUG 29
MON, SEPT 1
MON, SEPT 15
TUES, SEPT 16
THU, SEPT 18
FRI, SEPT 19
SAT, SEPT 20
SUN, SEPT 21
MON, SEPT 22
TUE, SEPT 23
WED, SEPT 24
FRI, SEPT 26
SAT, SEPT 27
SUN, SEPT 28
TUE, SEPT 30
4:00 PM*
6:30 PM*
8:45 PM
3:30 PM
4:00 PM
7:00 PM
6:15 PM
12:30 PM
1:00 PM
4:00 PM, 8:45 PM
4:00 PM, 6:30 PM
4:00 PM
6:30 PM
6:30 PM
4:00 PM
*Doc Days of Summer screenings
(see page 6 for details).
In English and Spanish, with English subtitles.
Foreign Dispatches
The Globe and Mail and Hot Docs invite you to join renowned Globe
and Mail journalists for a screening and discussion. Hear from awardwinning journalists, as we bring you up-close-and-personal to issues
and events that shape our world.
Presented with
Special guest:
Patrick Martin, Middle East Correspondent,
The Globe and Mail
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D: Emad Burnat, Guy Davidi | Palestine, Israel, France, Netherlands
| 2011 | 94 min | 14A
farmer-filmmaker Emad Burnat and Israeli filmmaker
Guy Davidi begins when Emad buys his first camera to
film his fourth son’s arrival. That same week, he captures
footage of bulldozers ripping out the village’s olive trees
to make way for a separation wall. And so begin the sixyear, five-camera parallel arcs of his son’s growth and the
genesis of an international resistance movement. Emad
keeps filming despite the dangers, allowing the personal
to transcend politics and tell the deeper human story.
In Hebrew and Arabic, with English subtitles.
Nominee—Best Documentary Feature, Academy
Awards 2013
5 Broken Cameras shares an intimate personal vision
and visceral, first-person story of non-violent resistance
in Bil’in, a West Bank village threatened by encroaching
Israeli settlement. This collaboration between Palestinian
WED, SEPT 17
6:00 PM
Tickets: $15 ($12 for Bloor members), includes screening
and Q&A
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The Toronto International Film Festival has
arrived at the Bloor Hot Docs Cinema, host
this year to TIFF Docs and Vanguard films,
from September 5–14.
FRI, SEPTEMBER 5
THE DEAD LANDS
D: Toa Fraser | 108 min
In this dazzling action epic set in
pre-colonial New Zealand, the young
son of a murdered tribal chieftain
seeks vengeance on his family’s killers
by learning the ancient Maori martial
arts from a legendary warrior.
12:00 PM
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LUNA
MON, SEPTEMBER 8
MEET ME IN MONTENEGRO
TEEN LUST
D: Dave McKean | 104 min
WHO AM I – NO SYSTEM
IS SAFE
D: Alex Holdridge, Linnea Saasen | 88 min
D: Blaine Thurier | 80 min
His life and career at a crossroads, an
independent filmmaker is reinvigorated
when he accidentally runs into an old
flame while in Berlin — but things
are not so simple as that first blush
of renewed love would lead the
couple to believe.
High schooler Neil (Jesse Carere,
Skins) has even more reason to pop
his cherry when he discovers that his
stuffy, Satan-worshipping parents
are planning to use him as a virgin
sacrifice, in this wild comedy from
writer-director Blaine Thurier (Low
Self-esteem Girl).
Renowned artist and filmmaker
Dave McKean (MirrorMask) brings
his distinctive blend of live action
and gorgeously wrought animation
to this dreamlike reverie about
four people whose weekend idyll
in an isolated English seaside
home becomes an opportunity
for spiritual healing.
D: Baran bo Odar | 105 min
A young, friendless computer geek
becomes a most wanted man after he
joins a crew of daredevil hackers, in
this fast-paced techno-thriller from
hot young German director Baran bo
Odar (The Silence).
6:30 PM
9:30 AM
WASTE LAND
ALIVE
D: Pieter Van Hees | 97 min
D: Park Jung-bum | 175 min
A Brussels homicide cop (Jérémie
Renier) begins to lose control of his life
as he tries to solve a bizarre murder.
A simple labourer in a remote
mountain village is driven to desperate
measures to provide for the women in
his life, in this wrenching yet beautiful
drama from South Korean director
Park Jung-bum.
9:30 PM
SUN, SEPTEMBER 7
12:15 PM
MAY ALLAH BLESS FRANCE!
D: Abd Al Malik | 96 min
SHREW’S NEST
D: Juanfer Andrés, Esteban Roel | 91 min
After a debilitating fall, an unlucky
neighbour finds himself trapped
in the mad, cloistered world of two
shut-in sisters, in this Misery-style
Spanish thriller produced by Midnight
Madness favourite Álex de la Iglesia.
3:00 PM
SPRING
D: Justin Benson, Aaron Moorhead | 105 min
Before Sunrise gets a supernatural twist
in this tale of an American backpacker
in Italy who falls in love with a beautiful
young woman harbouring a dark,
primordial secret.
6:00 PM
THE YEARS OF FIERRO
D: Santiago Esteinou | 98 min
An empathetic and powerful
documentary portrait of César Fierro,
a Mexican convict who has spent thirty
years in a Texas prison awaiting his
sentence of execution by lethal injection.
9:00 PM
ITSI BITSI
D: Ole Christian Madsen | 107 min
Leading Danish filmmaker Ole
Christian Madsen (Flame & Citron)
directs this epic, continent-crossing
countercultural romance based on
events that led to the founding of the
short-lived but massively influential
Danish rock group Steppeulvene.
9:30 AM
GENTLEMEN
D: Mikael Marcimain | 141 min
In this deliciously pulpy, Pynchon-like
counter-history of postwar Sweden, a
would-be novelist discovers the story of
a lifetime when his host—a bon vivant
and possible spy with friends in the
highest of places—reveals the existence
of a decades-spanning conspiracy by
Europe’s ultra-wealthy elite, who are
secretly remodelling the continent to
serve their own sinister needs.
French rapper, author, and spoken
word artist Abd Al Malik makes his
directorial debut with this adaptation
of his 2004 autobiography, chronicling
his upbringing in the crime- and drugridden streets of Strasbourg and his
life-changing encounters with hip hop
and religion.
4:45 PM
7:45 PM
BACKCOUNTRY
D: Adam MacDonald | 91 min
TOKYO FIANCÉE
D: Stefan Liberski | 100 min
A Japanophile young Belgian woman in
Tokyo falls into a whirlwind romance
with a Francophile Japanese student, in
this charming and tender tale of young
love and cultural discovery.
In this sharp, smartly paced thriller,
a hyper-busy executive (Missy
Peregrym, Rookie Blue) and her
boyfriend head into the woods for
a weekend retreat from big-city
pressures — but after an unsettling
encounter with a stranger, they find
themselves at the mercy of nature’s
tooth and claw.
10:15 PM
7:15 PM
THU, SEPTEMBER 11
ALLELUIA
HUMAN HIGHWAY
(DIRECTOR’S CUT)
D: Fabrice Du Welz | 95 min
D: Bernard Shakey, Dean Stockwell | 80 min
GOODNIGHT MOMMY
French fear jockey Fabrice Du Welz
(Calvaire, Vinyan) returns with this
tale of star-crossed romance and
straight-up carnage, based on the true
story of 1960s “Lonely Hearts Killers”
Martha Beck and Ray Fernandez.
D: Veronika Franz, Severin Fiala | 100 min
10:00 PM
In this atmospheric, nerve-straining
chiller, two young twins confined to
an isolated country house transform
their resentment towards their mother
into a fatal illusion about her identity.
WED, SEPTEMBER 10
10:00 AM
ELECTRIC BOOGALOO:
THE WILD, UNTOLD STORY
OF CANNON FILMS
I AM HERE
4:15 PM
7:00 PM
THEY HAVE ESCAPED
D: Mark Hartley | 105 min
D: JP Valkeapää | 101 min
Director Mark Hartley (Not Quite
Hollywood, Machete Maidens
Unleashed!) continues his delightful
documentary disinterment of downmarket movie detritus with this
chronicle of the rise and fall of 1980s
action-exploitation juggernaut Cannon
Films, whose contributions to the
cinematic canon include American
Ninja, The Delta Force, Death Wish II
and Masters of the Universe.
Two teenage outcasts run away from
a halfway house and embark on a
rambling cross-country journey, in
this intense and intimate portrait of
troubled youth by Finnish filmmaker
JP Valkeapää.
9:45 PM
12:30 PM
The director’s cut version of Neil
Young’s mind-bending 1982 postapocalyptic musical comedy, in
which the rock legend writes, directs
and stars alongside an eclectic
and eccentric cast including Dean
Stockwell, Russ Tamblyn, Dennis
Hopper and Devo.
D: Lixin Fan | 88 min
Lixin Fan, director of the awardwinning Last Train Home, takes a very
different look at contemporary China
with this documentary that follows the
eager young hopefuls who audition for
the country’s most famous televised
singing competition.
12:30 PM
ALLELUIA
See Tuesday, September 9 for
description.
SAT, SEPTEMBER 6
TALES OF THE GRIM SLEEPER
TUE, SEPTEMBER 9
9:00 AM
3:00 PM
CUT SNAKE
D: Nick Broomfield | 105 min
THE SOUND AND THE FURY
RED ARMY
NATURAL RESISTANCE
D: James Franco | 101 min
D: Gabe Polsky | 85 min
D: Jonathan Nossiter | 86 min
James Franco directs and stars
alongside Jon Hamm, Tim Blake
Nelson and Joey King in this
adaptation of William Faulkner’s
modernist masterpiece about the illfated Mississippi Compson clan.
A smash hit at this year’s Cannes,
director Gabe Polsky’s exhilarating
documentary chronicles the rise and
fall of Soviet hockey in the 1980s.
Jonathan Nossiter follows up his hit
2004 documentary Mondovino with
this profile of four radical vineyard
proprietors in Italy, who are striving to
produce all-natural wines in the face
of market and governmental pressure.
4:00 PM
8:45 AM
WET BUM
5:45 PM
HYENA
THE WORLD OF KANAKO
D: Lindsay MacKay | 95 min
STILL THE WATER
D: Gerard Johnson | 112 min
D: Tetsuya Nakashima | 118 min
D: Naomi Kawase | 119 min
A ruthless undercover cop tries to
rescue a young Albanian woman
sold into sexual slavery, in this gritty
thriller set in London’s East End.
An ex-cop finds out more than
he wanted to about his missing
teenage daughter, in this stylish and
provocative thriller from Confessions
director Tetsuya Nakashima.
An awkward teenage outcast (2014
TIFF Rising Star Julia Sarah Stone)
finds unlikely companions in two aged
residents of the retirement home in
which she works, in this charming and
poignant debut by Canadian director
Lindsay MacKay. Starring Jenna Nye,
Kenneth Welsh, Leah Pinsent and
Craig Arnold.
THE WANTED 18
Preceded by RED ALERT (9 min)
8:30 PM
D: Amer Shomali, Paul Cowan | 75 min
2:15 PM
Through stop-motion animation,
drawings and interviews, directors
Amer Shomali and Paul Cowan
recreate an astonishing true story
from the First Palestinian Intifada:
the Israeli army’s pursuit of eighteen
cows, whose independent milk
production on a Palestinian collective
farm was declared “a threat to the
national security of the state of Israel.”
MARGARITA, WITH A STRAW
FRI, SEPTEMBER 12
D: Shonali Bose | 100 min
REVIVRE
In this inspirational love story, a
Delhi university student and aspiring
writer afflicted with cerebral palsy
(Kalki Koechlin, Dev.D, That Girl in
Yellow Boots) leaves India for New York
University, where she falls for a fiery
young activist.
D: Im Kwon-taek | 89 min
2:30 PM
5:00 PM
D: Tony Ayres | 94 min
The past catches up with an ex-con
who has rebuilt his life in a small
Australian town, in this incendiary
noir drama by Chinese-Australian
director Tony Ayres.
9:30 AM
EDEN
D: Mia Hansen-Løve | 131 min
Greta Gerwig and Brady Corbet star
in the exhilarating new film from
French auteur Mia Hansen-Løve
(Goodbye First Love), which traces the
rise of the French electronic-music
boom in the 1990s.
Perennially provocative documentarian
Nick Broomfield (Aileen Wuornos:
Portrait of a Serial Killer, Biggie
and Tupac) digs into the case of the
notorious serial killer known as the
“Grim Sleeper,” who terrorized South
Central Los Angeles over a span of
twenty-five years.
6:45 PM
11:30 AM
12:15 PM
DUKHTAR
D: Afia Nathaniel | 93 min
Fleeing with her ten-year-old daughter
after the girl is promised in marriage
as part of a peace treaty, the wife of a
tribal chieftain is pursued through the
mountains by both her husband and
the intended groom’s henchmen.
TUSK
D: Kevin Smith | 102 min
Kevin Smith brings his comedic
chops to a disturbing new milieu in
this Canuck-baiting chiller about a
popular podcast host who descends
into straight-up madness when he
heads north of the 49th parallel.
11:45 AM
Facing both family tragedy and the
unpredictable rhythms of nature, two
teenagers on a subtropical Japanese
island find solace in each other, in this
gorgeous and poetic cinematic vision
from director Naomi Kawase (Shara,
The Mourning Forest).
A middle-aged man who has recently
lost his wife to cancer indulges in
fantasies about a young woman at
his work, in the new film from Korean
master Im Kwon-taek (Chunhyang).
9:30 AM
9:45 PM
3:45 PM
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life bloodily imitating art backstage, in
this wild cinematic detour from madly
prolific Japanese auteur Takashi Miike.
9:00 PM
SAT, SEPTEMBER 13
HYENA
Chris Evans makes his directorial
debut with this winning romance
about two strangers (Evans and Alice
Eve, Star Trek: Into Darkness) who
spend a long, magical night in NYC
after missing the last train at Grand
Central Terminal.
SUN, SEPTEMBER 14
12:15 PM
THE LOOK OF SILENCE
SUNSHINE SUPERMAN
D: Joshua Oppenheimer | 98 min
D: Marah Strauch | 96 min
Joshua Oppenheimer’s follow-up
to his extraordinary documentary
The Act of Killing follows a family
who, after viewing the previous film,
discovered and confronted the former
right-wing militiamen who murdered
their son during Indonesia’s anticommunist purges of the mid-1960s.
A heart-racing documentary
portrait of Carl Boenish, “the father
of BASE jumping,” whose early passion
for skydiving led him to ever more
spectacular — and dangerous —
feats of foot-launched human flight.
THE SEARCH
See Sunday, September 7 for
description.
D: Michel Hazanavicius | 134 min
12:00 PM
GOODNIGHT MOMMY
See Monday, September 8 for
description.
THE CONNECTION
3:00 PM
D: Cédric Jimenez | 135 min
THE VOICES
Academy Award winner Jean Dujardin
(The Artist) stars as French police
magistrate Pierre Michel, who waged
an obsessive six-year battle to bring
down Marseilles’ infamous “French
Connection” drug ring.
D: Marjane Satrapi | 104 min
An awkward young shipping clerk
(Ryan Reynolds) goes off his strict
regimen of antipsychotics—with
horrifyingly hilarious results—in this
deliciously twisted horror-comedy
from acclaimed director and graphic
novelist Marjane Satrapi (Persepolis,
Chicken with Plums).
A nine-year-old Chechen orphan and
a teenaged Russian soldier encounter
the many terrible faces of war during
the 1999 Russian invasion of the
breakaway republic, in this searing
drama from Academy Award-winning
director Michel Hazanavicius (The
Artist).
2:45 PM
THE YEARS OF FIERRO
See Friday, September 5 for
description.
9:45 AM
12:30 PM
TICKETS
NATIONAL DIPLOMA
WELCOME TO ME
D: Dieudo Hamadi | 92 min
D: Shira Piven | 88 min
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
Director Dieudo Hamadi follows a
group of teenagers in his hometown
of Kisangani in the Democratic
Republic of Congo, whose struggles
to pass the state exam that is
the key to their future are further
complicated by their country’s
endemic culture of corruption.
OVER YOUR DEAD BODY
THE WORLD OF KANAKO
3:15 PM
D: Takashi Miike | 90 min
See Tuesday, September 9 for
description.
TALES OF THE GRIM SLEEPER
9:00 AM
BEFORE WE GO
A theatre troupe rehearsing a classic
play of murder, betrayal and
phantasmagorical vengeance find
A woman suffering from Borderline
Personality Disorder (Kristen Wiig)
becomes an overnight celebrity after
a huge lottery jackpot allows her to
launch her own off-the-wall talk show.
9:00 PM
D: Chris Evans | 89 min
9:00 PM
See Sunday, September 7 for
description.
Single tickets go on sale August 31,
at 9:00 a.m. and are available daily
throughout the Festival.
If the screening you want is off sale
check back daily at 7 a.m. or join the
Rush line at the venue.
In Person: Festival Box Office
225 King St. West, (Metro Centre)
By Phone: 416.599.TIFF
or toll-free 1.888.599.8433
Online: TIFF.NET/FESTIVAL
6:00 PM
EXHIBITION
On Screen
SALON Vert
THIS FILM Should
Be Played Loud
FILMS Changing
the World
VERMEER AND MUSIC:
THE ART OF LOVE AND LEISURE
DIVIDE IN CONCORD
LIVE FOREVER: THE RISE
AND FALL OF BRIT POP
CHILDREN 404
D: Kris Kaczor | USA | 2013 | 82 min | STC
D: Ben Harding, Phil Grabsky | UK | 2013 | 85 min | STC
Presenter: Tim Marlow
Johannes Vermeer was a fascinating
painter whose life and works are explored
in amazing detail. Filmed in London’s
National Gallery, New York’s Met and
other galleries in the United States and
the Netherlands, this stunning film delves
into Vermeer’s finest pieces and delivers a
detailed biography of the artist. Live music
from the Academy of Ancient Music serves
as a beautiful soundtrack to accompany
Vermeer’s paintings.
WED, SEPT 3 6:30 PM
Tickets: $15 ($12 for Bloor members)
D: John Dower | UK | 2003 | 82 min | 14A
Featuring: Noel Gallagher, Liam Gallagher,
Damon Albarn and more
The Salon Vert series brings together
environmental-themed screenings with
key speakers including filmmakers,
experts and activists. In Divide in Concord,
fiery octogenarian Jean Hill spends her
golden years campaigning against the
sale of single-serve plastic bottles in her
hometown of Concord, Massachusetts.
As the bylaw vote approaches, she faces
strong opposition from local merchants,
the International Bottled Water Association
and celebrity publicist-turned-pundit
Adriana Cohen who insists the bill is an
attack on freedom.
Live Forever captures that moment in
the nineties when politicians recognized
the emergence of a vibrant British
popular culture and seized it, guerrillastyle, to re-brand the country. It is the
story of Oasis, Pulp and Blur, from a time
when British galleries, catwalks and
records were the envy of the world and
British culture truly rocked.
Co-presented by NXNE.
Arrive early as we kick off the party with
DJ Moe Berg and drink specials ($5 Steam
Whistle Tall Boys)!
Series presented with
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THU, SEPT 18
SAT, SEPT 20 DOORS OPEN 8:00 PM
SCREENING 9:30 PM
6:30 PM
Tickets: $11 ($8 for Bloor members)
D: Pavel Loparev, Askold Kurov | Russia | 2014 | 70 min | STC
When Russian president Vladimir Putin
passed a bill forbidding the “promotion
of non-traditional sexual relations
to minors,” he left Russia’s LGBT
youth defenseless against insults and
intimidation. As part of the Children
404 project, forty-five Russian teens
and tweens share their remarkably
courageous stories through anonymous
interviews and video diaries.
In Russian, with English subtitles.
Presented with
TUE, SEPT 30 6:30 PM
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members), includes screening, a can
of Steam Whistle and a large popcorn
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DOC DAYS of Summer
Celebrate the summer with some of the year's best docs as we screen audience favourites for an encore presentation. Don’t miss your final chance to see these outstanding films!
112 WEDDINGS
ALIVE INSIDE
FED UP
FINDING VIVIAN MAIER
D: Doug Block | USA | 2014 | 92 min | PG
D: Michael Rossato-Bennett | USA | 2014 | 73 min | G
D: Stephanie Soechtig | USA | 2013 | 92 min | G
D: John Maloof, Charlie Siskel | USA | 2013 | 83 min | PG
Official Selection, Hot Docs 2014
Winner—Audience Award, Sundance 2014
Official Selection, Hot Docs 2014
Official Selection, TIFF 2013
After more than 20 years shooting wedding
videos, a filmmaker tracks down some of
the most memorable couples in this funny,
moving and revealing look at love.
An uplifting look at music’s remarkable ability
to combat memory loss and reawaken the minds
of those trapped with dementia.
A revealing exposé of the food industry, Fed Up
turns perspectives on diet, nutrition and health
inside out and just might change the way you
eat…forever!
Discover Vivian Maier, a nanny whose cache of
100,000 photographs earned her a posthumous
reputation as one of America’s most accomplished
street photographers.
SUN, AUG 31 1:00 PM
TUE, SEPT 2 4:00 PM
SUN, AUG 31 3:30 PM
TUE, SEPT 2 6:30 PM
SAT, AUG 30 6:00 PM
THU, SEPT 4 4:00 PM
SAT, AUG 30 3:30 PM
THU, SEPT 4 6:30 PM
THE GALAPAGOS AFFAIR:
SATAN CAME TO EDEN
THE INTERNET’S OWN BOY:
THE STORY OF AARON SWARTZ
KORENGAL
LIFE ITSELF
D: Sebastian Junger | USA, Italy, Afghanistan | 2014 | 84 min | STC
D: Daniel Geller, Dayna Goldfine | USA | 2013 | 120 min | G
Featuring: The voices of Cate Blanchett, Sebastian Koch and more
D: Brian Knappenberger | USA | 2014 | 105 min | PG
Featuring: Tim Berners-Lee, Cory Doctorow and Peter Eckersley
Paradise is found and lost in this gripping 1930s
murder mystery featuring a self-styled Swiss
Family Robinson and a gun-toting Viennese
Baroness and her two lovers.
Official Selection, Hot Docs 2014
Sebastian Junger’s Korengal picks up where the
Academy Award-nominated Restrepo left off,
featuring the same location and commanders,
in this very personal look at war.
D: Steve James | USA | 2014 | 120 min | 14A
Featuring: Roger Ebert, Martin Scorsese, Werner Herzog
and Errol Morris
A dynamic portrait of the brilliant life of computer
prodigy Aaron Swartz, an advocate of open access
who championed data sharing and free speech.
FRI, AUG 29 6:30 PM
TUE, SEPT 2 8:45 PM
SUN, AUG 31 6:00 PM
MON, SEPT 1 1:00 PM
FRI, AUG 29 9:00 PM
MON, SEPT 1 3:45 PM
Official Selection, Sundance 2014
Based on his memoir, Life Itself recounts the
surprising and entertaining life of worldrenowned film critic Roger Ebert—a personal,
wistful, funny, painful and transcendent story.
WED, SEPT 3 3:45 PM
THU, SEPT 4 8:45 PM
Tickets
PARTICLE FEVER
THE UNKNOWN KNOWN
D: Mark Levinson | USA | 2013 | 99 min | PG
Featuring: Martin Aleksa, Nima Arkani-Hamed and Savas Dimopoulos
D: Errol Morris | USA | 2013 | 103 min | PG
Featuring: Donald Rumsfeld, Kenn Medeiros and Errol Morris
Winner—Audience Award, Sheffield Doc/Fest 2013
Official Selection, TIFF 2013
Witness one of the world’s most significant and
inspiring scientific breakthroughs as researchers
with CERN’s Large Hadron Collider push the
edge of innovation.
Academy Award-winning director Errol Morris
captures a mesmerizing portrait of Donald
Rumsfeld, a controversial politician and one of
the architects of the Iraq War.
SAT, AUG 30 1:00 PM
MON, SEPT 1 8:45 PM
SAT, AUG 30 8:30 PM
WED, SEPT 3 8:45 PM
WALKING THE CAMINO: SIX WAYS
TO SANTIAGO
5-pack: Includes one ticket to
see five screenings of your choice
for $40 ($30 for Bloor members)
Single tickets: $11 ($8 for
Bloor members)
D: Lydia Smith | USA, Spain | 2013 | 84 min | G
Six travellers attempt the 500-mile pilgrimage to
Spain’s Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela
carrying only a backpack, boots and an open mind.
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FRI, AUG 29 4:00 PM
MON, SEPT 1 6:30 PM
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screenings on page 3.
Back to THE BLOOR
munchies, we’ll screen classic comedy Harold
& Kumar Go to White Castle. Following the film,
Chef Anthony Rose will serve up the perfect
greasy, little burger!
Special guests: David
Sax (New York Times,
Businessweek, Saveur),
Chef Anthony Rose
(Rose & Sons/Fat Pasha),
food writer Corey
Mintz (Toronto Star),
and cocktail guru/
manager Aja Sax (The
Beverley Hotel).
DAVID SAX—A CURE FOR
THE MUNCHIES
What would you do if you had the chance to
program the Bloor for one night? In this new series,
a prominent writer, artist, or personality takes
over the programming of the cinema, letting their
imagination run wild.
For our first event, journalist and award-winning
author David Sax (The Tastemakers) indulges two
of his passions—food and stoner comedies. After
David and a group of food obsessed pals share
foggy tales about their favourite films and midnight
MON, SEPT 22 DOORS OPEN 5:30 PM
DISCUSSION 6:30 PM
SCREENING 7:30 PM
BURGERS
9:00 PM
Tickets
Full event: $22 ($19 for Bloor members),
includes one cocktail, popcorn and a burger.
Full event tickets available until September 19.
Single ticket: $15 ($12 for Bloor members),
discussion and screening only
BULLITT
D: Peter Yates | USA | 1968 | 114 min | 14A
Featuring: Steve McQueen, Jacqueline Bisset and more
Winner—Academy Awards 1969
His new assignment seems routine:
protect a star witness for an important
trial. Before the night is out, the witness
lies dying and detective Frank Bullitt
(Steve McQueen) won’t rest until the
shooters and kingpin are nailed.
FRI, SEPT 26
8:30 PM
DOUBLE BILL
See Bullitt with I Am Steve McQueen
on Friday, September 26 and save.
Only $17 ($12 for Bloor members).
For details see page 7.
THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE
SHOW—SHADOWCAST
D: Jim Sharman | UK, USA | 1975 | 100 min | 14A
Featuring: Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon and Barry
Bostwick
“Let’s do the Time Warp Again!” The
cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture
Show comes back to the Bloor Hot Docs
Cinema for its monthly screening. As
always, we’ll be presenting the film with
Toronto’s own Shadow Cast which will be
performing their own satirical, comedic
version of the film for audiences during
the show. Find your favourite costume
and “don’t dream it, be it.”
FRI, SEPT 26
11:30 PM
Tickets: $11 ($8 for Bloor members)
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BIG IN BOLLYWOOD
D: Kenny Meehan | USA | 2011 | 69 min | STC
Featuring: Omi Vaidya, Vidhu Vinod Chopra and Kevin Desmond
When American-born actor Omi Vaidya miraculously lands
a dream role in the Bollywood film 3 Idiots, he becomes an
overnight megastar. As Omi struggles to balance the pressures
of his newly acquired fame while continuing his career in Los
Angeles, his four buddies, armed with cameras, join him in
Mumbai to document his big premiere.
In English and Hindi, with English subtitles.
MON, SEPT 15 6:30 PM
Tickets: $11 ($8 for Bloor members)
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CANADIAN PREMIERE
TORONTO PREMIERE
ROOT HOG OR DIE: With Special Guest
John Porcellino
I AM STEVE MCQUEEN
D: Dan Stafford | USA | 2014 | 45 min | STC
For 25 years, John Porcellino has been self-publishing KingCat Comics & Stories, a black and white 32-page comic/zine.
This behind-the-scenes look at John’s punk rock and DIY
ethics and his uncompromising vision examines how his work
has inspired a massive community of new and established
artists around the world.
Filmmaker Dan Stafford and artist John Porcellino will
introduce the screening and participate in a post-screening
Q&A. A book signing for John's new release, The Hospital
Suite, will follow the discussion.
Tickets: $11 ($8 for Bloor members)
Legendary actor, racer and cultural icon Steve McQueen,
known as the “King of Cool,” will forever be known in
cinematic lore for his rugged good looks, bad-boy persona
and searing charisma. Chronicling his extraordinary life
and career through extensive interviews, movie clips and
archival footage, I Am Steve McQueen reconciles his on- and
off-screen lives.
FRI, SEPT 26 6:30 PM
DOUBLE BILL
Co-presented by The Beguiling Books & Art.
TUE, SEPT 16 9:15 PM
D: Jeff Renfroe | Canada | 2014 | 93 min | STC
Featuring: Pierce Brosnan, Gary Oldman, Ali MacGraw and Norman Jewison
Narration by: Robert Downey Jr.
ONE
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ONLY!
See I Am Steve McQueen with Bullitt on
Friday, September 26, and save. Catch
both films for only $17 ($12 for Bloor
members). For details see page 6.
ONE
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Please note that these are third party events.
Alzheimer Society of Toronto Presents:
THE GENIUS OF MARIAN
MY BROTHER’S VOWS
D: Banker White, Anna Fitch | 85 min
Stephanie’s brother Gregor is about to make the biggest
decision of his life—to take his final vows and commit to a
life of service to the Catholic Church. Critical of his choice,
Stephanie attempts to understand this decision and explore
the world behind the monastery’s walls.
The Alzheimer Society of Toronto invites you to join us for a
screening of The Genius of Marian, an emotionally complex
story about a family and their struggle to come to terms with
the changes Alzheimer’s disease brings.
Tickets: FREE with donation. Donations support free,
confidential counselling, support and education to those in
Toronto living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementia.
TUE, SEPT 16 6:30 PM
Tickets & Info: WWW.TIX.ALZ.TO
D: Stephanie Weimar | 90 min
In German, with English subtitles.
Tickets: $11
AUSTRALIA BY BICYCLE—A Lunatic
Excursions Production
Ian Evans completed an epic trek by cycling 5,000 km alone and
unsupported across Australia. In November, Ian will attempt to
ski 850 km from the coast of Antarctica to the South Pole. This
event is an expedition fundraiser.
Special guests: Adventurer, filmmaker and motivational speaker
Ian Evans and Australian folksinger and film soundtrack artist
Peter Shaw.
Tickets: $15
WED, SEPT 17 8:45 PM
SAT, SEPT 20 1:00 PM
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THU, SEPT 25 DOORS OPEN
SCREENING
6:00 PM
6:30 PM
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Promotion Screening: DR. CABBIE
JFL42: The Benson Movie Interruption
D: Jean Francois Pouliot | 102 min
Doug Benson and mystery comedy guests sit in the front row
of the theatre and say whatever silly stuff pops into their heads.
Access included with any JFL42 Festival pass. Movie TBA.
Dr. Cabbie is the heartwarming story of Deepak, an
unemployed Indian doctor turned cab driver who becomes
a local hero when he converts his taxi into a mobile clinic.
Tickets: $11 ($8 for Bloor members)
FRI, SEPT 19 9:45 PM, 11:59 PM
SAT, SEPT 20 3:30 PM, 11:30 PM
SUN, SEPT 21 3:00 PM, 6:00 PM
Tickets & Info: WWW.BLOORCINEMA.COM
SAT, SEPT 27
9:00 PM
Tickets & Info: WWW.JFL42.COM
2014 Outward Bound Canada Annual Lecture
with Joseph Boyden
Hear acclaimed Canadian novelist Joseph Boyden discuss
The Orenda, winner of CBC’s 2014 Canada Reads competition.
Proceeds support Outward Bound’s charitable initiatives,
including innovative programs for Aboriginal youth.
Tickets: $45 in advance ($50 at the door), includes a copy of
The Orenda
VIP Tickets: $250, includes reception with the author, reserved
seating, a signed copy of The Orenda and a tax receipt.
MON, SEPT 29 7:30 PM
Tickets & Info: WWW.OUTWARDBOUND.CA/BOYDEN
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FED UP
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LIFE ITSELF
Doc Days Of Summer, P. 6
4:00 PM
112 WEDDINGS
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THE DEAD LANDS, P. 4
9:30 AM
CUT SNAKE, P. 4
3:30 PM
FINDING VIVIAN MAIER
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3:45 PM
THE INTERNET’S OWN BOY…
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6:30 PM
FINDING VIVIAN MAIER
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6:30 PM
ALIVE INSIDE
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3:45 PM
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WALKING THE CAMINO…
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KORENGAL
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LIFE ITSELF
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MEAN GIRLS: QUOTE-A-THON
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PARTICLE FEVER
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THE UNKNOWN KNOWN
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WHO AM I – NO SYSTEM…, P. 4
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THE SOUND AND THE FURY, P. 4
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HUMAN HIGHWAY…, P. 4
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REVIVRE, P. 4
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WELCOME TO ME, P. 5
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OVER YOUR DEAD BODY, P. 5
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