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"The boundless opportunities of the Internet hold little promise for homeless Canadians, but some organizations are trying to change that" - The Globe and Mail
WINNER - United Nations World Summit Award
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"The boundless opportunities of the Internet hold little promise for homeless Canadians, but some organizations are trying to change that" - The Globe and Mail
WINNER - United Nations World Summit Award
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“A FORCEFUL, VIBRANT AND IMMENSELY ENTERTAINING CALL TO ACTION.” -The Globe and Mail
"A KNOCKOUT - A DAZZLING FRONTAL ASSAULT ON HOW CORPORATE CONTROL IS MUZZLING CREATIVITY" - -Macleans Magazine
IDFA Audience Choice WINNER! ...more info
"Dès les premières images, qui nous montrent le compère de Roach en pleine performance musicale punk, vous aurez l'impression de découvrir des extraterrestres..." - Le Devoir
"OSTIE D'TATA!" -Pierre Falardeau
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"4 STARS" Montreal Gazette
"A FASCINATING STORY THAT IS AS PROFOUND AS IT IS PROVOCATIVE" - The Montreal Mirror
"4 stars. Entertaining, enlightening, urgent and funny" - TORONTO STAR
“Anarchy is director Daniel Cross' leitmotif” - TORONTO SUN
“ASTONISHING” -New York Times
“4 STARS. OUTSTANDING… GORGEOUSLY SHOT AND GRIPPING AS AN EPIC NOVEL” -Globe and Mail
"Antoine is a daring, poetic, and playful docudrama that intimately explores the life of this brilliant and unique boy who is fully integrated into the regular school system in Montreal ... an homage to human resilience, optimism, and creativity"
-Sara Nodjoumi, TriBeCa Film Festival
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Last Train Home recently won the top documentary prizes at the Documentary Edge Festival (New Zealand) and Big Sky Film Festival (Missoula). Look for it at the New Films/New Directors series at the MoMa in NYC,…
Rip! A Remix Manifesto has been nominated in the Best Feature Documentary category at this year’s Genie Awards – Canadian films highest honor. See the full list of nominations
Félicitations à Laura Bari et à Antoine Huong pour la nomination du meilleur documentaire au Jutra et le prix Pierre et Yolande Perrault pour son magnifique film Antoine!
Gambling Boys will premiere on Passionate Eye, CBC News Network, Monday, March 1, at 10pm ET/PT.
Gambling Boys, a documentary produced by EyeSteelFilm in association with CBC, delves in to the world of teen gambling, a world that offers excitement,…
EyeSteelFilm is producing the Reboot event for the Documentary Organization of Canada (DOC), a week long project incubator and online conference. Three projects are being mentored this week by a group of international digital documentarians, and the week will…
Theatrical Run at The Ridge Cinema
4:00, 7:00, 9:00 plus Sat. & Sun 2:00
Time: 10:00 pm
TEMPO FILM FEST (Stockholm) – March 10th, 8:30pm Victoria 1
March 12th, 10pm Victoria 3
March 13th, 7:30pm Kagelbanan + Closing Party
Theatrical Run at The Ridge Cinema
4:00, 7:00, 9:00 plus Sat. & Sun 2:00
Time: 2:00 pm
Alamo Lamar
at 2:00 pmTime: 7:30 pm
TEMPO FILM FEST (Stockholm) – March 10th, 8:30pm Victoria 1
March 12th, 10pm Victoria 3
March 13th, 7:30pm Kagelbanan + Closing Party
Time: 8:00 pm
One World Film Festival
March 11th, 6pm Francouzsky Institut
March 13th, 10pm Lucerna
March 14th, 6pm Svetozor Maly Sal
Theatrical Run at The Ridge Cinema
4:00, 7:00, 9:00 plus Sat. & Sun 2:00
Time: 6:00 pm
One World Film Festival
March 11th, 6pm Francouzsky Institut
March 13th, 10pm Lucerna
March 14th, 6pm Svetozor Maly Sal
Time: 7:00 pm
At the (awesome) Alama Ritz #2. US Premiere!
at 7:00 pm“Last Train Home takes us on a ride that’s at once exotic, terrifying and eerily prophetic of what lies ahead.” – Katherine Monk, The Vancouver Sun [Read More]
NATIONAL POST: Filmmaker Lixin Fan puts a human face on China’s massive economic growth.
“In 2006, Canadian filmmaker Jennifer Baichwal released the award-winning Manufactured Landscapes, a documentary that examined China’s sprawling industrialization; that same year, a young Lixin Fan…
“my favorite film of the festival, bar none – watching this devastating portrait of a family trying to glue itself back together, you wonder how China, on its way to becoming the world’s richest nation, will avoid civil war if…
“”It’s a huge honour to be admitted to Sundance,” says Lixin Fan, who is here with The Last Train Home. A former broadcast journalist in his native China, Mr. Fan documented the world’s biggest human migration that happens every year…
“…a beautifully shot, haunting and haunted large-scale portrait….conveys the enormity of this exodus while bringing you close to a family whose fraught efforts to reunite are symptomatic of a deeper struggle affecting China.” [Read More]