FILM: As the summer continues, so do Toronto's weekly outdoor movies. Tonight, the Harbourfront Centre is screening 1998 Tom Tykwer thriller Run Lola Run in German with English subtitles. Just three subway stops away, 1987 Rob Reiner fantasy The Princess Bride is showing at Yonge-Dundas Square. Both films begin at 9 p.m., and both are FREE.
Today’s Contest:
In the post-Christmas period, there aren’t usually a lot of films released, and this year it's no different; really we’re all just twiddling our thumbs waiting for the new Cinematheque season, right?
This month's installment of the WSFF's world of shorts program is 'Full Time Job,' a series of films about working to live, living to work, or just going along for the ride. Films include TEMPO, JOB STREET, RIDING SHOTGUN WITH JACK MCCONAHA, TOKYO EXPRESS, HONEY, IRIS, AWAKEN, GLENDA MARY’S GLENDA GLOSS and THE CARPENTER AND HIS CLUMSY WIFE. And the program screens twice, at 6:30pm and 8:30pm, at the NFB.
The Future is Retro for Steeles West Subway
Rising TTC Fares Trigger a Riders' Strike
Zombie Walkers Play Dead for Shuffling Success
My Heart Will Go On (Because It's Been Plastinated)
Please Insert Station and Try Again
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