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WILDsound Feedback Film Festival January 2007 EventWILDsound Feedback Film Festivals are held every month at Toronto's National Film Board (140 John Street, Toronto). CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE HIGHLIGHT VIDEO OF THIS EVENT Here's the line-up for Wednesday 17th January 2007 at 7pm (scroll down to read about the films in more detail): This month's feedback film festival will be hosted by David Weaver, director of CENTURY HOTEL and SIBLINGS, as well as the celebrated short MOON PALACE. He's one of our favorite moderators - a knowledgeable guy with great insights and even better stories! Buy him a drink after the show and maybe you'll hear some of them.
Buy Tickets in AdvanceUnlike other film festivals, the central idea of WILDsound Feedback Film Festivals is to give audience members a chance to share their comments and criticisms with the filmmakers in a moderated forum right after the screening, and to let filmmakers respond.Buy $10 advance tickets for the next screening by clicking the Paypal button below. Film Details FIRST ROUND by Corey Sosner Wolverine squares off against The Punisher in this no-holds-barred comic book action film.  GOODBYE KARRIE by Melanie Chung Keith is devastated by the loss of his young daughter, Karrie to a tragic accident. Soon after he meets a new love in Susan, through the common pain of losing a loved one. His relationship with her gives him a renewed hope. but betrayal and conspiracy is entangled with Karrie’s death.  THE FATHER, UNBLINKING by Ziggy Attias A father discovers his young daughter dead of fever. While composing himself he decides to hide the girl in the barn so he may prepare his wife for dire news. But after approaching his wife in the kitchen he is unable to confront her with the death of their child.  GIRL WITH A WALKMAN by Melina Leon A TV News reporter recounts the story of a lonely Japanese girl whom she calls 'the girl with a walkman'. This mysterious girl, lost amongst her broken dreams, fails to commit suicide and tries to escape into a catatonic existence, until she meets a sensitive African-American nurse.  PHOTOMATEURS by Pascal Tosi A camera is found that makes it possible to steal reality. But the pictures rebel against the photographer...Who will win? The pictures or the photographer? Buy $10 advance tickets for the next WILDsound Feedback Film Festival Event by clicking the Paypal button below.  CATCH AND RELEASE by Andrew Hamilton The script was read at our Reading Series event in June of 2005 Scott's chance encounter with his old fishing buddy Charlie forces Scott to question his personal philosophy. Good friends as kids, both have little in common now as grown men, and deal very differently with fate's unpredictability.  LETTER TO LIZA by Jason J. Brown A young woman receives her father's written response to her plea for haven. This experimental drama places a live actor into the hyper-real environment of a computer-generated 3D Toronto and explores the devastating impact of parental judgment on the fragile psyche of a child. Nominated Best Experimental Film, Female Eye Film Festival 2006.  ORANGE SARONG by Sherry Soules He is waiting. She is waking. Based on the poem, Orange Sarong, this film is about finding serenity. While waiting on a beachside bench for a late appointment, a businessman lapses into a fantasy about a woman in an orange sarong.  THE ALMIGHTY BEER by Yohei Kawamata A priest tells his psychiatrist about his private life. And the psychiatrist has something extraordinary for him to drink to make him feel better  THE WRIGHT BROTHERS by Ford Austin and Scott Ingalls When not fixing bikes, the Wright Brothers team up with President Theodore Roosevelt & use their amazing “Flying Machine” to fight crime, vanquish “evil-doers”, and preserve the American Way! FIVE FOOT TEN by Matthew Taylor At a moment of crisis, a young man reconnects to a childhood memory. Buy $10 advance tickets for the next WILDsound Feedback Film Festival Event by clicking the Paypal button below. Return from Feedback Film Festival - January 2007 Event to WILDsound Feedback Film Festivals home page
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