Monday, March 7, 2011

An Evening with Bruce McDonald - free event [UPDATED]


The Cinema Studies Student Union at the University of Toronto presents An Evening with Bruce McDonald this Wednesday, March 9.

The renowned local director will be on hand to introduce a screening of This Movie is Broken, one of four(!) films he made in 2010. The movie is a fictional, but incorporates live concert footage of Broken Social Scene from their 2009 concert at Harbourfront. It stars Greg Calderone, Georgina Reilly, Kerr Hewitt, Stephen McHattie and the late Tracy Wright. After the screening, McDonald will participate in a Q&A with Professor Kass Banning.

The event is free and open to all.

Afterward, there will be a free reception in the Innis Café. Food will be provided and there as well as a cash bar. The event takes place on Wednesday, March 9 at 7pm at Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave., one block south of St. George and Bloor St. W.

[UPDATE] Bruce McDonald has unfortunately had to cancel his appearance due to an unavoidable last-minute engagement. The screening of This Movie is Broken, however, will go ahead as will the reception afterward. There will be free giveaways including t-shirts, movie passes, and posters.
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An Evening with Bruce McDonald


On Wednesday, March 9, CINSSU is very excited to announce that Bruce McDonald, acclaimed Canadian director of such films as HARD CORE LOGO, THE TRACEY FRAGMENTS, and TRIGGER will be at Innis Town Hall to speak with us.

We will be screening THIS MOVIE IS BROKEN, a Toronto set lovestory/concert film hybrid featuring the music of Toronto's very own BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE.

And just so everyone knows, this event will be, as usual, FREE

Bruce will be kind enough to offer an introduction to one of his films and the event will be followed by a Q & A with Professor Kass Banning.

Afterwards, we invite you all to join us in Innis Cafe for a social with complimentary food and a cash bar.

We are sure that, as usual, Mr. McDonald will entertain and enlighten us all with insight on his films and Canadian cinema in general.

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