WILDsound TORONTO Film Festival
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FESTIVAL INFOWILDsound's SHORT Toronto Film Festival is held every month at Toronto's National Film Board Cinema (150 John Street in the Entertainment District in downtown Toronto).
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A Monthly Toronto Film Festival! The Fastest Growing Short Film Festival in the World!
Be a part of the only festival in the world where the AUDIENCE is the main character of the night. A full Q&A session after the films are screened is the highlight of this event, lead by our Guest Industry Moderator.
This is the viewers' chance to state their opinions on what they felt about the movie and for the filmmaker to get feedback on their work.
is Veteran filmmaker JERRY CICCORITTI, who will lead the night of discussion. Can't miss event! LISTEN to his PODCAST interview |
Doors open at 6:30 p.m.. Event starts at 7:00pm SHARP
RUNNING WITH THE BOYSAustralia, 24min, Thriller
Directed by Tony Chui
Everyone thought it was cool to go running with the boys. Ellen went running with the boys and ended up dead. Hawke and Briggsie went running with the boys and decided to grass up their mate. Brad went running with the boys and ended up in jail. Julia thinks she knows it all when you go running with the boys.
AN EXITDenmark, 5min, Drama
Directed by Martin Winther
A young couple decides to commit suicide, because they want to bring the true horrors and unjustness of the world closer to the everyday people, who have become immune to it, and thus forgotten it.
POINTIreland, 4min, Experimental
Directed by Csilla Toldy
A poem told by the Child as his vision: "The next beginning is scary like any birth, we have to jump through a burning ring of fire, a total eclipse becomes the opening of a tomb, and we can step out into the light where harmony reins once again."
GIFTS OF SEEING part 1US 4min, Animation
Directed by Andrea Olivier
Just Call me Patsy is Part 1 of four animated digital narratives of memories from the lives of four different women. (next films coming in future festival nights)
HOW ARE YOU?CAN, 17min, Comedy
Directed by Martha Burns and Susan Coyne
A comedy about grief. The ordinary, everyday kind that comes to us all. Olivia Kay, newly separated, must get through Valentine's Day while enduring a series of awkward encounters with people, who ask "How are you?"
PHOTO SHOOTCAN, 16min, Thriller
Directed by Jeff Thompson
An amateur photographer accidentally captures images of a deadly crime being committed, and then finds himself running for his life.
99 CENT BONDUS/CAN, 8min. Parody Comedy
Directed by Abigail Steinberg
James Bond is between espionage gigs and takes a job at the 99 cent store. He expects another terrorist plot to spawn during his slacker job. Instead all he gets is no solace with a bunch of misplaced action heroes and an unmemorable villain from his last flick.
RUE D'ENFERCAN, 10min. Experimental/Horror
Directed by Jonny Silver
A house on RUE D’ENFER is the scene of the perfect crime. Its former residents return as ghosts to re-enact the final moments of their lives. But they find out that things have always-already happened, that the illusion of their world has been stolen and their reality murdered by the spectre of simulation.
