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Aboard the Pater Noster (2008)

by Daniel Conrad

A little tribe of humans tries to make sense of their dehumanized lives while passing through Prague. At first, they ride a "pater noster," a cyclical, continuous elevator in which multiple, door-less cars are strung along the cables like beads on a rosary. Then they board a streetcar, cycling in an endless loop through Prague. We are submerged in our cities, so the cycles of our lives are invisible. This film offers new ways of looking, using variations on themes of circularity, the craving for human contact, and a sense of being simultaneously alone and together.

Ahh, Youth! (2008)

by John A. Woods

A sordid tale of sexual manipulation and betrayal. Ahh, Youth! stars Michael Eisner and Shannon Jardine as two young lovers thrown together by fate, and destined to destroy everything in their path.

Eclipse (2008)

by Yun Lam Li

Eclipse is an experimental dance video for the Push festival 2008. Video screened at the Chan Centre accompanied with live performance by Turning Point Ensemble.

Elvis, Mozart and Me (2008)

by Terry Wolfe

Retirees set out to make a movie about channeling only to find that some sprits hate it and the author of the channeling system objects to the channelers talking about sex.

Girlfriend Experience (2008)

by Ileana Pietrobruno

Why do men pay for sex? An entertaining peek into the world of prostitution from the client’s point of view.

Daniel doesn’t understand why he can’t have a relationship with his girlfriend Maddy and date prostitutes for fun on the side - a practice he calls GFE (Girlfriend Experience). But when Maddy dumps him and Daniel starts purchasing GFE from a mysterious prostitute, the lines between sex and love, fantasy and reality, begin to blur. Sometimes love can be a lot more expensive than sex.

"As a filmmaker, I simply want to reveal what is hidden - the john". Movies often portray sex-workers, but their customers remain well hidden – faceless and nameless. Girlfriend Experience calls attention to this bias, at the same time as it shifts the cinematic gaze onto the client.

 

Inside Passage (2008)

by Jeff Carter

Derived from a collection of Super-8 footage shot during extensive travelling along the ferry routes of coastal British Columbia. The images will be edited to a commissioned acoustic piano soundtrack. The result will be a sensuous and compelling visual and aural spectacle, capturing the rhythms unique to our part of the world.

Just A Minute (2008)

by Allison Beda

A working single woman (dancer Jennifer Clarke), stuck in the rat-race of urban existence tries to leave her apartment. Just A Minute is the first in an infinite series created in collaboration by the collective 3√60

Poe - Last Days of the Raven (2008)

by Brent Fidler

This character-driven film paints a psychological portrait of the great American writer Edgar Allan Poe, exploring the extraordinary life experiences that shaped his fascinating imagination. By weaving through the ethnography of Poe’s dreams and nightmares, particularly the dying moments of himself and his loved ones, a complex plot line of past and present intermingles while Poe hovers near death in his hospital bed...

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The Awkward Film (2008)

by Cory Chetyrbok

Music by The Awkward Stage's new cd “Slimming Mirrors.”

The Here To Gathered (2008)

by Sharon Kahanoff

A reception hall, a park, an art gallery, a living room, a street, a beach and a gymnasium– The Here To Gathered plays inside these theatres of the social, performing along with the actors who move through them. Gestural, visceral, corny and critical, meditative, artificial and often realistic, the film threatens to burst at the seams from its own difference. But The Here To Gathered is held together by a rigid structuralism that, like any law excessively applied, vents itself in the absurd. Lurking on the borders between documentary, narrative and experimental film, The Here To Gathered is a portrait, in both major and minor keys, of nothing more than passage.