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SUMMARY:OFFICIAL COMPETITION - Galaxy Cinemas
DESCRIPTION:Screen One Film Series | Galaxy Cinemas \n \nWednesday\, October 5\, 2022  –  4:00 pm\, 7:00 pm\nGalaxy Cinemas Barrie\, 72 Commerce Park Dr\, Barrie\, ON L4N 8W8\n \nTickets: Senior/Adult: $8\, Adult: $10 \n  \n\n[maxbutton id=”30″ ] \n  \n\nDirected by Gastón Duprat\, Mariano Cohn\nCast: Penélope Cruz\, Antonio Banderas\, Oscar Martínez \nComedy/Drama\, Rated PG for language and some nudity\, 114 min. (Argentina/Spain) \n  \n“This is a marvellous film\, witty\, eccentric and full of hidden depths. Cruz delivers a lovely turn as the inscrutable\, free-spirited Lola\, and Antonio Banderas’ Félix is a sublimely subtle comic creation.” – Paul Whittington\, Irish Independent \n“A sly satire of cinema that also manages to be a showcase for the comedic chops of its stars: Penélope Cruz\, Antonio Banderas and Oscar Martínez.” – Michael O’Sullivan\, Washington Post \n\n\n  \nWhen a billionaire entrepreneur impulsively decides to create an iconic movie\, he demands the best. Renowned filmmaker Lola Cuevas (Penélope Cruz) is recruited to mastermind this ambitious endeavour. Completing the all-star team are two actors with massive talent but even bigger egos: Hollywood heartthrob Félix Rivero (Antonio Banderas) and radical theatre actor Iván Torres (Oscar Martínez). Both are legends\, but not exactly best friends. Through a series of increasingly eccentric trials set by Lola\, Félix and Iván must confront not only each other\, but also their own legacies. Who will be left when the cameras finally start rolling? \n  \nAwards: 6 Nominations \n  \n\n \n\n\nThese are in-person screenings at Galaxy Cinemas located in the south end of Barrie at 72 Commerce Park Drive. We encourage you to purchase your tickets online in advance. All screenings are reserved seating. \nSEATING CHART COLOURS: bright yellow – empty seats; orange seats are sold. \n\n\nSeries is funded by the City of Barrie and Ontario Trillium Foundation
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LOCATION:Galaxy Cinemas Barrie\, 72 Commerce Park Dr\, Barrie\, ON L4N 8W8\, 72 Commerce Park Drive\, Barrie\, Ontario\, L4N 8W8\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Central Ontario Youth Short Film Festival
DESCRIPTION:The Barrie Film Festival is excited to announce the jury’s official selections for the inaugural Central Ontario Youth Short Film Festival (COYSFF). This new program is for high school age filmmakers and is a qualifying festival for the Ontario Youth Film Festival (OYFF).\nPlease join us at Galaxy Cinemas as we present the selected films on the big screen and announce the winner in each category!\n\n2022 COYSFF Screening and Awards Show\nThursday\, October 6 at 7:00 pm\nGalaxy Cinemas\, 72 Commerce Park Dr\, Barrie\, ON L4N 8W8\nAdmission: Free\nHere are the 2022 Official Selections (in alphabetical order):\n\n \nArt Works\nDirected by Maggie Kane\nCast: Anna Evans Cook\, Robin Backewich\, Anael Levy Rosemberg\nDocumentary\, 4:12\nEtobicoke School of the Arts \nA short documentary exploring the creative process behind art about sexual harassment and how it affects the viewer and the creator \n\n \ndeadline.\nDirector: Sylvie Claire Potje\nExperimental\, 2:55\nBear Creek Secondary School \nAn exploration of the theme “deadline”\, told through original spoken word poetry and cinematography. First created and presented live as a vocal masque by Sylvie Potje\, this project has been reimagined for the screen. \n\n \nFeathers\nDirected by Meghan Elizabeth Sanders\nAnimation\, 4:17\nEtobicoke School of the Arts \nA man living alone except for the company of his pet bird is trapped by his daily pandemic routine. He must find a way out. \n\n \nHollow Home\nDirected by Nina Rafique\nAnimation\, 2:24\nEtobicoke School of the Arts \nA woman searches for the origins of the haunting that plagues her home\, and begins to question the very foundation of her life within its walls. \n\n \nParental Voices\nDirected by Megan Alicia Murphy\nDocumentary\, 3:23\nEtobicoke School of the Arts \nParental Voices explores the evolution of parental expectations. It depicts how our parents’ voices echo in our heads. Always. \n\n \nSneeze\nDirected by Johnny Tsatsos\nNarrative\, 2:58\nUnionville HS \nThe music industry is nothing to sneeze at. A man realizes that his dream job isn’t all that he had hoped for. The more stressed he becomes\, the worse his sickness gets. Will he ever breathe clearly again? \n\n \nThe Adventures Of Marg\nDirected by Chloe Clune\nNarrative\, 4:23\nAurora High School \nWhen 17 year old Marg realizes she’s not living her life to the fullest she set’s out on an adventure. \n\n \nThere is hope\nDirected by Cailan Laine Punnewaert\nDocumentary\, 3:26 \nThis video is to bring awareness to the increasing numbers of teen suicide. \n\n \nTrip Switch\nDirected by Sophie Virio\nNarrative\, 3:10\nMaxwell Heights Secondary School \nThis film is representing what I feel during a panic attack\, as expressed through a glitchy 80s video game. The cause of anxiety is unknown and confusing. Then suddenly it becomes a sensory overload….like a fuse with too much current. \n\n \nUnrooted\nDirected by Nina Rafique\nAnimation\, 1:10\nEtobicoke School of the Arts \nMother and daughter live in the aftermath of assimilation\, and must figure out how to build a home in their chosen emptiness. \n\n \nWhere I Belong\nDirected by Cailan Laine Punnewaert\nNarrative\, 2:56 \nThis short shows how it feels to not fit in to societal expectations. \n\n  \nThere are Cash prizes for the winning film in each category. Only high school students in Central Ontario were eligible to submit. Here are the categories:\n \nNarrative – A film that tells a fictional or fictionalized story\, event or narrative. Maximum 5 minutes in length. \nDocumentary – A non-fictional film intended to record and capture some aspect of reality. Maximum 5 minutes in length. \nAnimation – Any style of animation with a narrative. Maximum 3 minutes in length. \nExperimental – Explorations of visual images and audio to evoke emotions and see the world through a creative lens. Entries may be abstract and/or artistic. Maximum 3 minutes in length. \nMusic Video – A short film integrating a song and imagery\, produced for artistic purposes. Rights for the music must be obtained prior to submitting. \n  \n\nOctober 6\, 2022 – COYSFF 2022 Screening and Awards Show\, Galaxy Cinemas Barrie\, ON \nOctober 28\, 2022 – OYFF 2022 Screening and Awards Show\, London\, ON \n\n  \n  \n  \nThe Barrie Film Festival’s inaugural Central Ontario Youth Short Film Festival is an affiliated film festival with the Ontario Youth Film Festival – working together to celebrate the work and talent of high school filmmakers in Ontario.
URL:https://barriefilmfestival.netgaindev.com/now-playing/central-ontario-youth-short-film-festival/
LOCATION:Galaxy Cinemas Barrie\, 72 Commerce Park Dr\, Barrie\, ON L4N 8W8\, 72 Commerce Park Drive\, Barrie\, Ontario\, L4N 8W8\, Canada
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SUMMARY:25th Annual Barrie Film Festival
DESCRIPTION:[fullwidth ] \n[col_one ] \n\nOctober 14-23\, 2022\nGalaxy Cinemas Barrie (south end)\n72 Commerce Park Dr\, Barrie\, ON L4N 8W8\nAll screenings are reserved seating. We encourage you to purchase your tickets in advance to avoid disappointment. You can purchase tickets online through the film pages found in the link below\, or in-person during the festival. The Barrie Film Festival box office table will be open 1 hour before showtime. Please note tickets are not sold through Cineplex.\n \nSEATING CHART COLOURS: bright yellow are empty seats; orange seats are sold. W = Wheelchairs Spaces / C = Companion Seats.\n \n  \n[maxbutton id=”32″ ] \n\nSCREENINGS / EVENTS: \nSun\, Oct 16 – LIBERTY NORTH\n11:00 AM – Directors Brunch – with Steve McEown \n\nOct 14-19 – GEORGIAN THEATRE\, GEORGIAN COLLEGE\nFri\, Oct 14\n7:00 PM – Buffy Sainte Marie – Carry It On\n8:30 PM – Opening Reception with Logan Staats – at THE LAST CLASS BAR & GRILL \nSat\, Oct 15\n7:00 PM – Short Film Showcase/Awards \nSun\, Oct 16\n3:30 PM – Eternal Spring – with Special Guest Director Jason Loftus\n7:00 PM – The Swearing Jar \nMon\, Oct 17\n7:00 PM – Stay the Night \nTues\, Oct 18\n7:00 PM – Ice-breaker: The ’72 Summit Series\n \nWed\, Oct 19\n6:30 PM – Ali and Ava \n\nOct 20-23 – GALAXY CINEMAS BARRIE (south end)\n\nThurs\, Oct 20\n4:00 PM – The Good House\n7:00 PM – Revival69: The Concert That Rocked the World – with Special Guest Director Ron Chapman \nFri\, Oct 21\n4:00 PM – Blind Ambition\n6:15 PM – Ali & Ava\n8:30 PM – Let There Be Drums! \nSat\, Oct 22\n1:00 PM – My Old School\n3:30 PM – Let There Be Drums!\n6:00 PM – The Good House\n8:40 PM – Framing Agnes \nSun\, Oct 23\n1:00 PM – Geographies of Solitude\n4:00 PM – I Like Movies\n7:00 PM – Blind Ambition \n\nThe 25th Annual Barrie Film Festival will be held at different screening venues:\nGeorgian Theatre – October 14 – 19  (TICKETS THROUGH TICKET PRO)\n1 Georgian Dr Bldg C\, Barrie\, ON L4M 6J8\nParking in the Georgian College lots for the Barrie Film Festival has been paid for starting one hour prior to showtime. Please park in any available parking lots near the theatre – no further action is required. \nLiberty North – October 16 – Directors’ Brunch (TICKETS THROUGH BFF)\nLiberty North\, 100 Caplan Ave Unit 1\, Barrie\, ON L4N 9J2 \nGalaxy Cinemas Barrie (south end) October 20-23 (TICKETS THROUGH BFF)\n72 Commerce Park Dr\, Barrie\, ON L4N 8W8 \n\n  \n \n\n \n\n  \n \n\n  \n \n\n  \n \n\n[col_one ] \n[/col_one] \n[/fullwidth]
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SUMMARY:Short Film Showcase & Awards - Georgian Theatre
DESCRIPTION:[col_one ] \n\n2022 Official Short Film Selections Announced!\nOne of the featured programs of our fall festival is the annual Short Film Competition. This audience favourite is an exciting program that presents a selection of short films submitted by regional\, national and international filmmakers. This is a juried event and the official selections will be publicly screened as part of the Barrie Film Festival’s annual Short Film Program Showcase on October 15\, 2022.  Here is the showcase line up! \n  \n[maxbutton id=”31″ ] \n\n  \n \n  \nPeoples Choice Award sponsor: \n \n  \n\nShowcase Program\nSaturday\, October 15\, 2022\n7:00 PM – Showcase Screening\nGeorgian Theatre\, Georgian College\, 1 Georgian Dr Bldg C\, Barrie\, ON L4M 6J8\n \nFilmmakers Party follows screening at The Last Class bar\, located on campus. \n\n***Tickets available soon*** \nShorts are unrated. Content advisory: some films contain coarse language and scenes that may not suitable for sensitive viewers. \n  \n  \nAn Honourable Man\nDirected by Ryan Curtis\nCast: Mark Hildreth\, Ty Olsson\, Victor Ayala\, Andrew Barber\, Dean Aylseworth\, Avery Fane\nComedy/Drama\, 5:00 (Canada)\nOpen Category \nTwo Jack-Asses at the funeral of the great and powerful Julius Ceaser\, plan their eventual rise to power. \n \nAbuela Dalí\nDirected by VEGA HALEN\, SAÚL GONZÁLEZ\n10 min.\, Spanish with English subtitles (Spain)\nOpen Category \nFour women in a wedding closet use the Ouija in order to prove that the family’s grandmother was Salvador Dalí. \n \nOne Cream One Sugar\nDirected by Konstantina Mantelos and Douglas Gibbens\nStarring: Sheila McCarthy and Deborah Grover\n8:15 min. (Canada)\nOpen Category \nLife-long friends Cynthia and Morrigan catch up over their daily ritual of morning coffee\, and discuss what it means to move on. \n \nDistant Communication\nDirected by Alexander Coleman\nAnimation\, 1:53 (Canada)\nHigh School Category – Stratford Hall \nAn experimental animated short about sending messages from a long distance. \n \nShell Shock\nDirected by Carter Noah Gillam\nWar/Drama\, 8:14 (Canada)\nHigh School Category – McKinnon Park Secondary School \nShell Shock is a post World War 1 short film that was inspired by the novel\, All Quiet on the Western Front\, by Erich Maria Remarque. The film shows the internal struggles of a soldier who experienced ‘Shell Shock’ (or PTSD in todays terms) after the war. Carter Gillam stars in this project and created the film solely. \n\nThe Past\nDirected by Hamid Mohammadi\n7:25 (Iran)\nOpen Category \nA writer is threatened by government officials to stop writing for political reasons\, leaving him in constant fear and no longer able to write. In the end\, he ignores his fears and starts writing. \n \nLocked\nDirected by Noah Helinski\nCast: Megan Adam\, Angelo Basso\, Caitlin McKenzie\nDrama\, 10 min. (Canada)\nSimcoe Category \nA couple navigates the morning after a particularly difficult night. \n \nI’m Not Jacques\nDirected by John Bregar\nCast: James Gerus\, Nik Salt\n4:53 (Canada)\nOpen Category \nA paranoid man who was cheated on finds the man who took his girl and ties him up for revenge! \n \nThe Magic Monkey\nDirected by Soham Deepak Sant\nCo-written and key cast Soham Deepak Sant\, Lance Sy\, Ryan Ang\n3:56 (Canada)\nHigh School Category – MDHS\, Milton Ontario Canada \nWarning… Don’t mess with the Monkey! \n \nThe South Simcoe Theatre – A Small Town Gem\nDirected by Mauro Vadacchino\nHistorical/Non-Fiction\, 9:26 (Canada)\nSimcoe County Category \nA documentary centering around the South Simcoe Theatre\, a small town community theatre that runs out of an old town hall building built in 1867. It has a rich history\, a strong and passionate community\, and is the site of paranormal activity. \n \nSurvivers\nDirected by Carlos Gómez-Trigo\nCast: Stephanie Magnin\, Maarten Dannenberg\, Alex Moreu\nSci-fi/Dark Comedy\, 6:30\, French with English subtitles (Spain)\nOpen Category \nNatural selection says that only those who adapt will survive. What if humans have become stupid? \n \nUnrooted\nDirected by Nina Rafique\nAnimation\, 1:10 (Canada)\nHigh School Category – Etobicoke School of the Arts \nMother and daughter live in the aftermath of assimilation\, and must figure out how to build a home in their chosen emptiness. \n\nWoman With Bangs\nDirected by Samantha Loney\nCast: Samantha Loney\, Leah Haque\, Monica Loney\n3:25 (Canada)\nSimcoe County Category \nAn insecure gallery worker finds beauty in herself and the art she works with. \n \nBiplane Model Kit\nDirected by Tine Kluth\nAnimation\, 4 min. (UK)\nOpen Category \nI’m sitting here with my girl but she’s only in my head\, and she wants me to take her to the ocean – in a biplane! \n\n  \nCategories: \nHigh School: Open to filmmakers that created their film while in high school\, can be created as part of\, or independently of a school programme or class. Film must have been made before your 19th Birthday and have been completed after January 1\, 2020. \nSimcoe County Division: Open to all filmmakers\, however entrants must reside in the geographic region of Simcoe County (including Barrie\, Ontario\, Canada) or have been a resident in the last 5 years. Simcoe County is located in the central portion of Southern Ontario\, Canada. Film must have been completed after January 1\, 2020. \nOpen: Open to all independent filmmakers regardless of age or residence. Film must have been completed after January 1\, 2020. \n  \n\nThe 25th Annual Barrie Film Festival is funded by: \n \n\n\n[/col_one] \n 
URL:https://barriefilmfestival.netgaindev.com/now-playing/short-film-showcase-awards-georgian-theatre/
LOCATION:Georgian Theatre\, Georgian College - 1 Georgian Dr Bldg C\, Barrie\, Ontario\, L4M 6J8\, Canada
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