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.
| Filmmaker CAMERON BAITY PODCAST - Talking about his short film MADE LOVE and working as an animator on Robot Chicken! |
Doors open at 6:30 p.m.. Event starts at 7:00pm SHARP
AUTORRETRATO (Self Portrait)Spain, 14min, Suspense
Directed by Javi Alonzo and Raul Lopez
Alma is a very talented young painter. A rich businessman sponsors her and she's working on her forthcoming exhibition. But her dream is about to come true when she receives the unexpected visit of a woman.
30 SECOND SPOTCAN, 11min, Experimental
Directed by Tom Coatsworth
Fifty years of "boomer" time frame viewed through the lens of two ageless television performers and half a dozen commercials -- from the male dominated fifties to present day.
LISTEN to the PODCAST interview with the Director
B' YO SELFCAN 5min, Comedy
Directed by Freddie Rivas
Frenzy presents a tale of Fingers who can see, feel, cry, and lose love. We follow our hero through the city streets – hot, the end of the summer. Lay out the cardboard; It's time to break yo self!
MADE LOVEUS 13min, Comedy
Directed by Cameron Baity
Jared is ready to propose to Lily, but she leaves him before he gets the chance. Plunging into sorrow, Jared finds solace in the things she left behind. He breathes in her lingering scent and stares deep into her clothes... and the clothes stare back. It's love at first sight.
CHANGECAN, 19min, Drama
Directed by Paul Kurti and Saman Deilamani
A frustrated writer trying to write the idea that would change his life finds his inspiration at the most unlikely place. His path crosses two complete strangers that question his approach and the outcome is anything but a work of literature.
LISTEN TO FILMMAKER'S PODCASTS
SOHO SUNSETUK, 12min, Drama
Directed by Rob Hurtt
Violetta thinks that she is free of her seedy past life but, as the sun sets over Soho, London, the man from her worst nightmares is lurking in the shadows.
CURSE OF THE JADE DRAGONCAN, 8min. Comedy
Directed by Tracy Smith
Blending an assault of Asian stereotypes while reinventing the opening scene of the classic film 'The Maltese Falcon' - a mysterious woman (Maggie Ma, 'Final Destination 3') implores a detective (David Lewis, 'The Day the Earth Stood Still' LISTEN to PODCAST ) to find her sister who has run away to meet a dangerous man.
THE PATHCAN, 14min, Thriller
Directed by Travis Laidlaw
Gabe's life has sunk into a repetitive cycle of loneliness and despair. One day, however, this all changes as a freak encounter with a dying vagrant man sets Gabe's life on a bizarre spiral into the strange and delusional.
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