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Taboos, Dance and Body Diversity - Insights Film Forum 1Created on September 4, 2008 at 4:39am
"Journeys to Self Definition" Insights Film Forum 2Created on September 4, 2008 at 4:34am
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Al Green Theatre in the Miles Nadal...
Saturday, October 4 at 6:00pm - Journeys to Self Definition - ...
Al Green Theatre in the Miles Nadal...
Saturday, September 27 at 6:00pm - Taboos, Dance and Body Diversi...
Al Green Theatre in the Miles Nadal...
Saturday, September 20 at 6:00pm - Taboos, Dance and Body Diversi...
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- WHAT HAPPENED TO ABILITIES ARTS 6:35am Sep 6
Abilities Arts Festival
An outstanding evening of compelling international films plus Q and A and informal reception with award-winning filmmakers.
*** COST OF LIVING, By Lloyd Newson (2004, UK)
The film adaptation of the DV8 physical theatre company’s dazzling, hard-hitting and rave-reviewed show about perfection and pretense, about how societ...y measures individuals and how we in turn, value ourselves. (Winner of the 2005 Prix Italia, Rose d'Or, and Sette Jury Prize)
*** PHOENIX DANCE, By Karina Epperlein (2006, USA)
A stunning tribute about renowned dancer Homer Avila and his journey from loss to faith, trust and transcendent beauty. (2006 Academy Awards, Documentary Short List; Special Achievement, Isadora Duncan Dance Award)
*** INVITATION TO THE DANCE, By Gerhard Schick (2006, Germany)
A moving example of how art can create bridges between people, between continents, races and cultures as seen through the artistic genesis of the dance work “Counter Circles” in Nairobi. (Winner, 2007, Dance on Camera Festival, NY, Best Documentary Film: Emotions Film Festival, 2007, Greece)
Award-winning Directors KARINA EPPERLEIN from "Phoenix Dance", plus GERHARD SCHICK from "Invitation to the Dance: Body and Taboos" WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!!
www.abilitiesartsfestival.org
or call 1-888-844-9991 Ext 2Read More
*** COST OF LIVING, By Lloyd Newson (2004, UK)
The film adaptation of the DV8 physical theatre company’s dazzling, hard-hitting and rave-reviewed show about perfection and pretense, about how societ...y measures individuals and how we in turn, value ourselves. (Winner of the 2005 Prix Italia, Rose d'Or, and Sette Jury Prize)
*** PHOENIX DANCE, By Karina Epperlein (2006, USA)
A stunning tribute about renowned dancer Homer Avila and his journey from loss to faith, trust and transcendent beauty. (2006 Academy Awards, Documentary Short List; Special Achievement, Isadora Duncan Dance Award)
*** INVITATION TO THE DANCE, By Gerhard Schick (2006, Germany)
A moving example of how art can create bridges between people, between continents, races and cultures as seen through the artistic genesis of the dance work “Counter Circles” in Nairobi. (Winner, 2007, Dance on Camera Festival, NY, Best Documentary Film: Emotions Film Festival, 2007, Greece)
Award-winning Directors KARINA EPPERLEIN from "Phoenix Dance", plus GERHARD SCHICK from "Invitation to the Dance: Body and Taboos" WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!!
www.abilitiesartsfestival.org
or call 1-888-844-9991 Ext 2Read More
Time:6:00PM Saturday, September 20th
Location:Al Green Theatre - 750 Spadina Ave, Toronto - September 20 - 6PM - 10PM
Abilities Arts Festival
Each of this evening’s spectacular three films tells an important and unique story while challenging traditional notions of dance and the concepts of beauty, movement and body image.
*** PHOENIX DANCE, By Karina Epperlein (2006, USA)
A stunning tribute about renowned dancer Homer Avila and his journey from loss to faith,... trust and transcendent beauty. (2006 Academy Awards, Documentary Short List; Special Achievement, Isadora Duncan Dance Award)
*** COST OF LIVING, By Lloyd Newson (2004, UK)
The film adaptation of the DV8 physical theatre company’s dazzling, hard-hitting and rave-reviewed show about perfection and pretense, about how society measures individuals and how we in turn, value ourselves. (Winner of the 2005 Prix Italia, Rose d'Or, and Sette Jury Prize)
*** INVITATION TO THE DANCE, By Gerhard Schick (2006, Germany)
A moving example of how art can create bridges between people, between continents, races and cultures as seen through the artistic genesis of the dance work “Counter Circles” in Nairobi. (Winner, 2007, Dance on Camera Festival, NY, Best Documentary Film: Emotions Film Festival, 2007, Greece)
Award-winning Directors KARINA EPPERLEIN from "Phoenix Dance", plus GERHARD SCHICK from "Invitation to the Dance: Body and Taboos" WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!!
www.abilitiesartsfestival.org
or call 1-888-844-9991 Ext 2
Please Note: Wheelchair accessible venue, Open Captioned films, ASL Interpretation and real time captioning is provided, Alternative Format and Large Print Materials,Attendants presentRead More
*** PHOENIX DANCE, By Karina Epperlein (2006, USA)
A stunning tribute about renowned dancer Homer Avila and his journey from loss to faith,... trust and transcendent beauty. (2006 Academy Awards, Documentary Short List; Special Achievement, Isadora Duncan Dance Award)
*** COST OF LIVING, By Lloyd Newson (2004, UK)
The film adaptation of the DV8 physical theatre company’s dazzling, hard-hitting and rave-reviewed show about perfection and pretense, about how society measures individuals and how we in turn, value ourselves. (Winner of the 2005 Prix Italia, Rose d'Or, and Sette Jury Prize)
*** INVITATION TO THE DANCE, By Gerhard Schick (2006, Germany)
A moving example of how art can create bridges between people, between continents, races and cultures as seen through the artistic genesis of the dance work “Counter Circles” in Nairobi. (Winner, 2007, Dance on Camera Festival, NY, Best Documentary Film: Emotions Film Festival, 2007, Greece)
Award-winning Directors KARINA EPPERLEIN from "Phoenix Dance", plus GERHARD SCHICK from "Invitation to the Dance: Body and Taboos" WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!!
www.abilitiesartsfestival.org
or call 1-888-844-9991 Ext 2
Please Note: Wheelchair accessible venue, Open Captioned films, ASL Interpretation and real time captioning is provided, Alternative Format and Large Print Materials,Attendants presentRead More
Time:6:00PM Saturday, September 20th
Location:Al Green Theatre in the Miles Nadal JCC
Abilities Arts Festival
“JOURNEY’S TO SELF-DEFINITION” is an evening of film and discussion focusing on individual journeys and the forces of change that affect self-identity and society’s views of who we are and where we fit.
*** HEAR AND NOW, By Irene Taylor Brodsky, 2006, USA
A magical and moving love story of two people who embark on an ext...raordinary journey from silence to sound. This is a deeply personal memoir about her deaf parents’ complex decision to undergo cochlear implant surgery. (2007, Winner, Sundance Film Festival, Audience Award for Documentary, 2007)
*** AS SLOW AS POSSIBLE, By Scott Smith, 2008,CANADA
A story about Ryan Knighton and about our relationship to change as seen through the eyes of a man going blind. (World Premiere - Hot Docs 2008)
EMMY AWARD-WINNING FILMMAKER IRENE TAYLOR BRODSKY, AND PAUL AND SALLY TAYLOR THE SUBJECTS OF THE FILM “HEAR AND NOW”, PLUS ROBIN CASS, TRIPTYCH MEDIA (PRODUCER) AND WELL-KNOWN CANADIAN WRITER “RYAN KNIGHTON” FROM “AS SLOW AS POSSIBLE” WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE.
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!!
www.abilitiesartsfestival.org
or call 1-888-844-9991 Ext 2
Please Note: Wheelchair accessible venue, Open Captioned films, ASL Interpretation and real time captioning is provided, Alternative Format and Large Print Materials,Attendants presentRead More
*** HEAR AND NOW, By Irene Taylor Brodsky, 2006, USA
A magical and moving love story of two people who embark on an ext...raordinary journey from silence to sound. This is a deeply personal memoir about her deaf parents’ complex decision to undergo cochlear implant surgery. (2007, Winner, Sundance Film Festival, Audience Award for Documentary, 2007)
*** AS SLOW AS POSSIBLE, By Scott Smith, 2008,CANADA
A story about Ryan Knighton and about our relationship to change as seen through the eyes of a man going blind. (World Premiere - Hot Docs 2008)
EMMY AWARD-WINNING FILMMAKER IRENE TAYLOR BRODSKY, AND PAUL AND SALLY TAYLOR THE SUBJECTS OF THE FILM “HEAR AND NOW”, PLUS ROBIN CASS, TRIPTYCH MEDIA (PRODUCER) AND WELL-KNOWN CANADIAN WRITER “RYAN KNIGHTON” FROM “AS SLOW AS POSSIBLE” WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE.
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!!
www.abilitiesartsfestival.org
or call 1-888-844-9991 Ext 2
Please Note: Wheelchair accessible venue, Open Captioned films, ASL Interpretation and real time captioning is provided, Alternative Format and Large Print Materials,Attendants presentRead More
Time:6:00PM Saturday, September 27th
Location:Al Green Theatre in the Miles Nadal JCC
Abilities Arts Festival
“THE RIGHT TO CHOOSE YOUR OWN PATH” is an outstanding and thought-provoking evening of film focusing on distinctive and compelling stories about life choices and broad-based human rights issues facing people with disabilities.
* LIVING RIGHTS – YOSHI (English Sub Titles), By Duco Tellegen, NETHERLANDS
The compelling stor...y of a sixteen-year-old who has Asperger’s Syndrome—a form of autism. Yoshi dreams of attending a regular Japanese high school. With humour, wit, and creativity Yoshi makes a strong case for all of us to believe he should. (French Ambassador’s Prize - Pärnu International Documentary FF, Special Mention Human Rights – 58th Locarno International Film Festival)
* BODY AND SOUL: DIANA & KATHY (Open Captioned), By Alice Elliott, USA
A rare look at a crisis in an unusual relationship between two people with disabilities. The story moves beyond disability and activism to acceptance of a profound, symbiotic friendship. (2007 Winner Crystal Heart Award & nominated for IDA- Short Documentary Award)
* HER NAME IS SABINE (English Sub-Titles), By Sandrine Bonnaire, FRANCE
A touching memoir by Sandrine Bonnaire, chronicling the life of her sister who has autism. It is a lyrical tale that intricately weaves the frustrations of institutionalization and the grace of unbridled devotion; a poetic comment on the boundless quality of human love. (2007 FIPRESCI Award – Cannes Director’s Fortnight , 2007 Jury Special Prize and Audience Award - Festival International du Film Francophone de Namur, Belgium)
ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATED FILMMAKER ALICE ELLIOTT, PLUS BARBARA HALL, CHIEF COMMISSIONER, ONTARIO HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!!
www.abilitiesartsfestival.org
or call 1-888-844-9991 Ext 2
Please Note: Wheelchair accessible venue, Open Captioned films, ASL Interpretation and real time captioning is provided, Alternative Format and Large Print Materials, Attendants presentRead More
* LIVING RIGHTS – YOSHI (English Sub Titles), By Duco Tellegen, NETHERLANDS
The compelling stor...y of a sixteen-year-old who has Asperger’s Syndrome—a form of autism. Yoshi dreams of attending a regular Japanese high school. With humour, wit, and creativity Yoshi makes a strong case for all of us to believe he should. (French Ambassador’s Prize - Pärnu International Documentary FF, Special Mention Human Rights – 58th Locarno International Film Festival)
* BODY AND SOUL: DIANA & KATHY (Open Captioned), By Alice Elliott, USA
A rare look at a crisis in an unusual relationship between two people with disabilities. The story moves beyond disability and activism to acceptance of a profound, symbiotic friendship. (2007 Winner Crystal Heart Award & nominated for IDA- Short Documentary Award)
* HER NAME IS SABINE (English Sub-Titles), By Sandrine Bonnaire, FRANCE
A touching memoir by Sandrine Bonnaire, chronicling the life of her sister who has autism. It is a lyrical tale that intricately weaves the frustrations of institutionalization and the grace of unbridled devotion; a poetic comment on the boundless quality of human love. (2007 FIPRESCI Award – Cannes Director’s Fortnight , 2007 Jury Special Prize and Audience Award - Festival International du Film Francophone de Namur, Belgium)
ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATED FILMMAKER ALICE ELLIOTT, PLUS BARBARA HALL, CHIEF COMMISSIONER, ONTARIO HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!!
www.abilitiesartsfestival.org
or call 1-888-844-9991 Ext 2
Please Note: Wheelchair accessible venue, Open Captioned films, ASL Interpretation and real time captioning is provided, Alternative Format and Large Print Materials, Attendants presentRead More
Time:6:00PM Saturday, October 4th
Location:Al Green Theatre in the Miles Nadal JCC
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Abilities Arts Festival
Each of this evening’s spectacular three films tells an important and unique story while challenging traditional notions of dance and the concepts of beauty, movement and body image.
*** PHOENIX DANCE, By Karina Epperlein (2006, USA)
A stunning tribute about renowned dancer Homer Avila and his journey from loss to faith,... trust and transcendent beauty. (2006 Academy Awards, Documentary Short List; Special Achievement, Isadora Duncan Dance Award)
*** COST OF LIVING, By Lloyd Newson (2004, UK)
The film adaptation of the DV8 physical theatre company’s dazzling, hard-hitting and rave-reviewed show about perfection and pretense, about how society measures individuals and how we in turn, value ourselves. (Winner of the 2005 Prix Italia, Rose d'Or, and Sette Jury Prize)
*** INVITATION TO THE DANCE, By Gerhard Schick (2006, Germany)
A moving example of how art can create bridges between people, between continents, races and cultures as seen through the artistic genesis of the dance work “Counter Circles” in Nairobi. (Winner, 2007, Dance on Camera Festival, NY, Best Documentary Film: Emotions Film Festival, 2007, Greece)
Award-winning Directors KARINA EPPERLEIN from "Phoenix Dance", plus GERHARD SCHICK from "Invitation to the Dance: Body and Taboos" WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!!
www.abilitiesartsfestival.org
or call 1-888-844-9991 Ext 2
Please Note: Wheelchair accessible venue, Open Captioned films, ASL Interpretation and real time captioning is provided, Alternative Format and Large Print Materials,Attendants presentRead More
*** PHOENIX DANCE, By Karina Epperlein (2006, USA)
A stunning tribute about renowned dancer Homer Avila and his journey from loss to faith,... trust and transcendent beauty. (2006 Academy Awards, Documentary Short List; Special Achievement, Isadora Duncan Dance Award)
*** COST OF LIVING, By Lloyd Newson (2004, UK)
The film adaptation of the DV8 physical theatre company’s dazzling, hard-hitting and rave-reviewed show about perfection and pretense, about how society measures individuals and how we in turn, value ourselves. (Winner of the 2005 Prix Italia, Rose d'Or, and Sette Jury Prize)
*** INVITATION TO THE DANCE, By Gerhard Schick (2006, Germany)
A moving example of how art can create bridges between people, between continents, races and cultures as seen through the artistic genesis of the dance work “Counter Circles” in Nairobi. (Winner, 2007, Dance on Camera Festival, NY, Best Documentary Film: Emotions Film Festival, 2007, Greece)
Award-winning Directors KARINA EPPERLEIN from "Phoenix Dance", plus GERHARD SCHICK from "Invitation to the Dance: Body and Taboos" WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!!
www.abilitiesartsfestival.org
or call 1-888-844-9991 Ext 2
Please Note: Wheelchair accessible venue, Open Captioned films, ASL Interpretation and real time captioning is provided, Alternative Format and Large Print Materials,Attendants presentRead More
Time:6:00PM Saturday, September 20th
Location:Al Green Theatre in the Miles Nadal JCC
Abilities Arts Festival
“JOURNEY’S TO SELF-DEFINITION” is an evening of film and discussion focusing on individual journeys and the forces of change that affect self-identity and society’s views of who we are and where we fit.
*** HEAR AND NOW, By Irene Taylor Brodsky, 2006, USA
A magical and moving love story of two people who embark on an ext...raordinary journey from silence to sound. This is a deeply personal memoir about her deaf parents’ complex decision to undergo cochlear implant surgery. (2007, Winner, Sundance Film Festival, Audience Award for Documentary, 2007)
*** AS SLOW AS POSSIBLE, By Scott Smith, 2008,CANADA
A story about Ryan Knighton and about our relationship to change as seen through the eyes of a man going blind. (World Premiere - Hot Docs 2008)
EMMY AWARD-WINNING FILMMAKER IRENE TAYLOR BRODSKY, AND PAUL AND SALLY TAYLOR THE SUBJECTS OF THE FILM “HEAR AND NOW”, PLUS ROBIN CASS, TRIPTYCH MEDIA (PRODUCER) AND WELL-KNOWN CANADIAN WRITER “RYAN KNIGHTON” FROM “AS SLOW AS POSSIBLE” WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE.
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!!
www.abilitiesartsfestival.org
or call 1-888-844-9991 Ext 2
Please Note: Wheelchair accessible venue, Open Captioned films, ASL Interpretation and real time captioning is provided, Alternative Format and Large Print Materials,Attendants presentRead More
*** HEAR AND NOW, By Irene Taylor Brodsky, 2006, USA
A magical and moving love story of two people who embark on an ext...raordinary journey from silence to sound. This is a deeply personal memoir about her deaf parents’ complex decision to undergo cochlear implant surgery. (2007, Winner, Sundance Film Festival, Audience Award for Documentary, 2007)
*** AS SLOW AS POSSIBLE, By Scott Smith, 2008,CANADA
A story about Ryan Knighton and about our relationship to change as seen through the eyes of a man going blind. (World Premiere - Hot Docs 2008)
EMMY AWARD-WINNING FILMMAKER IRENE TAYLOR BRODSKY, AND PAUL AND SALLY TAYLOR THE SUBJECTS OF THE FILM “HEAR AND NOW”, PLUS ROBIN CASS, TRIPTYCH MEDIA (PRODUCER) AND WELL-KNOWN CANADIAN WRITER “RYAN KNIGHTON” FROM “AS SLOW AS POSSIBLE” WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE.
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!!
www.abilitiesartsfestival.org
or call 1-888-844-9991 Ext 2
Please Note: Wheelchair accessible venue, Open Captioned films, ASL Interpretation and real time captioning is provided, Alternative Format and Large Print Materials,Attendants presentRead More
Time:6:00PM Saturday, September 27th
Location:Al Green Theatre in the Miles Nadal JCC
Abilities Arts Festival
“THE RIGHT TO CHOOSE YOUR OWN PATH” is an outstanding and thought-provoking evening of film focusing on distinctive and compelling stories about life choices and broad-based human rights issues facing people with disabilities.
* LIVING RIGHTS – YOSHI (English Sub Titles), By Duco Tellegen, NETHERLANDS
The compelling stor...y of a sixteen-year-old who has Asperger’s Syndrome—a form of autism. Yoshi dreams of attending a regular Japanese high school. With humour, wit, and creativity Yoshi makes a strong case for all of us to believe he should. (French Ambassador’s Prize - Pärnu International Documentary FF, Special Mention Human Rights – 58th Locarno International Film Festival)
* BODY AND SOUL: DIANA & KATHY (Open Captioned), By Alice Elliott, USA
A rare look at a crisis in an unusual relationship between two people with disabilities. The story moves beyond disability and activism to acceptance of a profound, symbiotic friendship. (2007 Winner Crystal Heart Award & nominated for IDA- Short Documentary Award)
* HER NAME IS SABINE (English Sub-Titles), By Sandrine Bonnaire, FRANCE
A touching memoir by Sandrine Bonnaire, chronicling the life of her sister who has autism. It is a lyrical tale that intricately weaves the frustrations of institutionalization and the grace of unbridled devotion; a poetic comment on the boundless quality of human love. (2007 FIPRESCI Award – Cannes Director’s Fortnight , 2007 Jury Special Prize and Audience Award - Festival International du Film Francophone de Namur, Belgium)
ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATED FILMMAKER ALICE ELLIOTT, PLUS BARBARA HALL, CHIEF COMMISSIONER, ONTARIO HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!!
www.abilitiesartsfestival.org
or call 1-888-844-9991 Ext 2
Please Note: Wheelchair accessible venue, Open Captioned films, ASL Interpretation and real time captioning is provided, Alternative Format and Large Print Materials, Attendants presentRead More
* LIVING RIGHTS – YOSHI (English Sub Titles), By Duco Tellegen, NETHERLANDS
The compelling stor...y of a sixteen-year-old who has Asperger’s Syndrome—a form of autism. Yoshi dreams of attending a regular Japanese high school. With humour, wit, and creativity Yoshi makes a strong case for all of us to believe he should. (French Ambassador’s Prize - Pärnu International Documentary FF, Special Mention Human Rights – 58th Locarno International Film Festival)
* BODY AND SOUL: DIANA & KATHY (Open Captioned), By Alice Elliott, USA
A rare look at a crisis in an unusual relationship between two people with disabilities. The story moves beyond disability and activism to acceptance of a profound, symbiotic friendship. (2007 Winner Crystal Heart Award & nominated for IDA- Short Documentary Award)
* HER NAME IS SABINE (English Sub-Titles), By Sandrine Bonnaire, FRANCE
A touching memoir by Sandrine Bonnaire, chronicling the life of her sister who has autism. It is a lyrical tale that intricately weaves the frustrations of institutionalization and the grace of unbridled devotion; a poetic comment on the boundless quality of human love. (2007 FIPRESCI Award – Cannes Director’s Fortnight , 2007 Jury Special Prize and Audience Award - Festival International du Film Francophone de Namur, Belgium)
ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATED FILMMAKER ALICE ELLIOTT, PLUS BARBARA HALL, CHIEF COMMISSIONER, ONTARIO HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!!
www.abilitiesartsfestival.org
or call 1-888-844-9991 Ext 2
Please Note: Wheelchair accessible venue, Open Captioned films, ASL Interpretation and real time captioning is provided, Alternative Format and Large Print Materials, Attendants presentRead More
Time:6:00PM Saturday, October 4th
Location:Al Green Theatre in the Miles Nadal JCC
Abilities Arts Festival "Taboos, Dance and Body Diversity" an outstanding evening of captivating films - each telling a unique story while challenging traditional notions of dance, the concepts of beauty, movement, body image and one's place in society
Abilities Arts Festival An engaging and provocative evening of award winning films and discussion focusing on individual journeys and the forces of change that affect self-identity and society's views of who we are and where we fit.
Abilities Arts Festival An outstanding and thought-provoking evening of film focusing on distinctive and compelling stories about life choices and broad-based human rights issues facing people with disabilities
Abilities Arts Festival
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