Stranger at the Gate
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This is the incredible story of Ryan Anthony, the renowned principal trumpet of the Canadian Brass and the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. Despite being diagnosed with a rare, terminal blood cancer and given just months to live, Ryan and his wife, Niki, started a charity called CancerBlows which organizes huge music concerts with the world”s greatest
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Brace for Impact: A collection of shorts that expose social + global issues that challenge our perspectives and dare us to foster change.
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Woman in Entertainment: A Generational Lens 2020 marked the Year of the Woman, it also brought the indictment of Harvey Weinstein and became the demarcation for women to gain agency, increased representation on the big screen and behind the camera. Join this dynamic conversation reflecting on where women have been, what has been gained and
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Churchill, Manitoba, is famous as an international destination for photographing polar bears. We”ve seen the majestic images and classic wildlife series captured here – but what do these bears see of us? Through a shift in perspective ”Nuisance Bear” reveals an obstacle course of tourist paparazzi and wildlife officers whom bears must navigate during their
In the 1940s, virtuoso tap dancing duo the Nicholas Brothers performed a dance routine so beautiful, so athletic, so SEMINAL, it prefigured hip hop dance by three decades. Contemporary dancers Les Twins, inspired by their story, bring this iconic routine out of the shadows, creating a modern incarnation of the groundbreaking original.
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DANTE’S INFERNO celebrates Joe Dante”s trademark cinema. Writer, Director, Filmmaker, Animator and Podcast host, Joe Dante will present an overview of his impressive body of work spanning decades by sharing examples of his own creative visions that were turned into film classics and unforgettable original TV series. His film narratives explore the subconscious areas where
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Victor Fleming”s film The Wizard of Oz (1939) is one of David Lynch”s most enduring obsessions. This documentary goes over the rainbow to explore this Technicolor through-line in Lynch”s work. Q+A moderated by Leonard Maltin, Director/Writer, Alexandre O. Philippe and Director Amy Nicholson.
Want to catch some great interviews with festival filmmakers, guests, and industry leaders? Then come over to the LUMIX Presents “in studio” live interviews. Sponsored by Lumix/Panasonic and Nelson’s Photography – Open to festival badge holders only, limited seating and schedule dependent on taping sessions.
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When the Soviet Union collapses, an enterprising art teacher imports thousands of Russian paintings to rural Tennessee. After years of collecting, his own mortality comes to the forefront and he must decide how to handle the unknown value and future of his expansive collection. The documentary takes the audience on a tour of the mysterious