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DOCUMENTARY Short Film Festival – Thursday August 31, 2017
The FEEDBACK Monthly Film Festival is back for 2017.. Our home is The Carlton Cinemas, located in the heart of downtown Toronto at 20 Carlton Street. The event runs from 7pm to 9:10pm. Continuing to showcase the best of short films from around … Continue reading
2017 Documentary Films (January to June)
Submit your Documentary Short Film to the Festival Today: http://documentaryshortfilmfestival.com See the 2017 Documentary Short Movies from January to June. Award Winning Documentaries showcased for the year. Click the links and watch the FEEDBACK Videos: CARGO, 25min, Netherlands, Documentary/Romance WATCH … Continue reading
HIGHLIGHTS – April 2017 DOCUMENTARY Short Film Festival
AUDIENCE FESTIVAL AWARDS Best Film: THE NEON STRUGGLE Best Cinematography: GEORGE Best Music: The music from THE NEON STRUGGLE WATCH THE AUDIENCE FEEDBACK VIDEOS for each film: GEORGE, 7min, USA, Documentary WATCH Audience FEEDBACK THE LONG GOODBYE: AN ALZHEIMER’S STORY, … Continue reading
THE SAD MONK – AUDIENCE FEEDBACK from the March 2017 DOC Shorts Festival
AUDIENCE FEEDBACK VIDEO. Moderated by Kierston Drier: THE SAD MONK, 11min. Germany Directed by Diana Frankovic Following this path to Nepal, we meet the young Tibetan buddhist monk Tenzin, a representative of a new generation, who is grappling with the … Continue reading
THE BODY I LIVE IN – AUDIENCE FEEDBACK from the March 2017 DOC Shorts Festival
AUDIENCE FEEDBACK VIDEO. Moderated by Kierston Drier: THE BODY I LIVE IN, 7min, USA Directed by Sam Davis-Boyd A personal-narrative documentary that follows Sam Boyd on her journey of self-love and acceptance, in a world that tells fat women they … Continue reading
RIVER & OAK – AUDIENCE FEEDBACK from the March 2017 DOC Shorts Festival
AUDIENCE FEEDBACK VIDEO. Moderated by Kierston Drier:: RIVER & OAK, 13min, Canada Directed by James Malekzadeh As Toronto’s Regent Park Housing project is demolished and rebuilt for the second time in its history, two women reflect on the complicated past … Continue reading
