WILDsound Feedback Film Festivals are held every month at Toronto's National Film Board Cinema (150 John Street in the Entertainment District in downtown Toronto).
This month's Film Festival will be hosted by WES BERGER.
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Unlike 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.
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Two women - one rich, one definitely not - head on a collision course of chemicals, class and cash. When snow turns to sludge in downtown Toronto, life's a bitumen.
It’s recess, and ten-year-old Jeff reveals his prized cat’s eye marble in a bid to win the ‘Universal Marble Championship’. But when the schoolyard bully grabs and launches it to the other side of the playground, Jeff must cross a schoolyard fraught with danger in order to reclaim his marble.
Two puppeteers travel into the forest to unleash a circus from a magical trunk. There, in the chaos of a dancing skeleton circus barker, shape-shifting opera singer and a gravity-defying serpentine dancer, a little marionette girl learns how to love.
A day in the life of a coffee fanatic who can't quite function normally without a few pots. In this classically animated short, things go from bad to worse as something as simple as getting a cup of coffee unexpectedly becomes a test of self control.
David Kessler woke one morning to find everything he said subtitled with what he was *really* thinking. A documentary film crew followed him on his first day outside. This film is a chronicle of the disastrous results.
Capturing painter/sculptor Rita Blitt, painting on four-by-eight transparent surfaces while choreographer David Parsons and members of the Parsons Dance Company are seen in midair, through the painting, imitating the dancing lines of Blitt’s paint strokes.
Based on the poem by Rumi, 'Nasuh' is a short film created by composer Scott Lindroth and artist Anya Belkina. It tells the story of a lecherous bath-house worker, Nasuh, who overcomes his carnal desires when hit by a spiritual revelation.
Love vs. Evil. The tale of the immortal warrior woman Siobhan. Siobhan’s lover, One with Gods, is brutally abducted during a vicious battle with the Slag, a demon of supreme evil. Siobhan must rescue her lover by carving her way through horrid monsters that lurk in the surreal lands she must travel.
