All Posts Tagged With: "The Screening Room"
On The Small Screen
The Screening Room is the only remaining movie theatre in downtown Kingston, and despite the recent construction of the new Empire Imax Theatre, The Screening Room is still near and dear to many Kingstonians. It is the only theatre in town that specializes in art-house, foreign, alternative, and classic cinema. In addition to regular nightly [...]
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Guide to the 13th Annual Kingston Canadian Film Festival
The thirteenth annual Kingston Canadian Film Festival starts tomorrow, February 28 and runs until March 3. In addition to feature screenings, the festival is jam packed with various workshops, one-on-one sessions with industry professionals, receptions, Q&A’s, and lots more. In case you missed it, you can find out more about the festival from our interview [...]
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Six Questions for Blaine Allan
Blaine Allan is Associate Professor in the Department of Film and Media at Queen’s University. He has been the chair of the editorial board and managing editor of the Canadian Journal of Film Studies for more than ten years. Throughout his career, he has penned numerous historical examinations of Canadian films of the 1930s, focusing [...]
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Top Five Things to See and Do
If you’re reading this, it means that you survived the worst of what 2012 could muster: snowmaggedon, the NHL lockout, Gangnam style, the fiscal cliff, teachers’ job action, and the list goes on. Love it or leave it, 2012 is now a part of the history books, and it’s high time we start looking forward [...]
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Guide to Culture Days 2012
Culture Days is a collaborative coast-to-coast-to-coast volunteer movement to raise the awareness, accessibility, participation and engagement of Canadians in the arts and cultural life of their communities. Thousands of activity organizers and artists volunteer their time and talent to present and coordinate free public activities that take place throughout the country over the last weekend [...]
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Guide to Kingston Pride
This Thursday marks the beginning of a full month of celebrations for Kingston’s LGBTQ community. This is Kingston Pride‘s 23rd anniversary and the Pride Board of Directors has been working hard to create a month full of great ways to celebrate. Events vary from parties to art shows, live music, the annual boat cruise and [...]
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Kingstonist’s Challenge # 19: Enjoy KCFF!
Welcome to Kingstonist’s weekly challenge, dare, resolution or whatever you prefer to call it. Each week we establish a new and ambitious community goal, encouraging our readers, followers, friends and families to step out of their comfort zones and do something great, and hopefully a little out of the ordinary. Consider this your official and [...]
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Guide to the 12th Kingston Canadian Film Festival
The 12th annual Kingston Canadian Film Festival is just days away, and I’m struggling to contain my excitement. This year’s festival runs from March 1st until the 4th, and is jam packed with great Canadian films, shorts, workshops and parties where you can network with visiting filmmakers and fellow festival goers. In case you missed, [...]
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Guide to the 13th ReelOut Queer Video + Film Festival
Where would queer pop culture be without camp sensibility? This year the 13th annual ReelOut Queer Video + Film Festival highlights ‘camp’ in queer film and video and whether its definition has changed since Susan Sontag first incapsulated camp’s nature in her 1964 essay “Notes on Camp”. ReelOut also plans to celebrate by showcasing the [...]
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Six Questions for Rebecca Anweiler
I have seen Rebecca around town at various functions. She tells me we bumped into each other at a past Kingston AIDS Walk for Life. Which is apparently how her ReelOut story began. ReelOut Queer Film + Video Festival is now in it’s 13th year in Kingston staring on January 26thto February 5th. This year, [...]
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