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With three children who never visit, Nora (Sheila McCarthy) is unsurprised, yet still disappointed when she is shipped off to the Shady Rest Retirement Facility. Feeling hopeless and dejected, Nora resigns herself to a lonely existence in the care home.
As Canadians, we all have a connection to Terry Fox. Whether we have memories of him running across the country, or whether we were raised doing Terry Fox runs in our schools, we all know him, and we all know the story of what he did to raise awareness for cancer.
As Canadians, we all have a connection to Terry Fox. Whether we have memories of him running across the country, or whether we were raised doing Terry Fox runs in our schools, we all know him, and we all know the story of what he did to raise awareness for cancer.
When Mona Friedman (Academy Award winner Julianne Moore) is cast in a bit part at a small community theater, she transforms from a shy, unassuming housewife into a zealous method actor willing to do anything to protect the artistic integrity of her marginal role.
When Mona Friedman (Academy Award winner Julianne Moore) is cast in a bit part at a small community theater, she transforms from a shy, unassuming housewife into a zealous method actor willing to do anything to protect the artistic integrity of her marginal role.
One morning, as Josephine (Mason Reeves) and her dad (Channing Tatum) go on an early walk through Golden Gate Park, Josephine wanders away and witnesses a horrifying act of sexual violence.
One morning, as Josephine (Mason Reeves) and her dad (Channing Tatum) go on an early walk through Golden Gate Park, Josephine wanders away and witnesses a horrifying act of sexual violence.
The winner of FCFF’s 2023 Project Pitch comes home to the festival. This lovingly crafted, over the top ridiculous, unashamedly Canadian horror comedy is one part Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World and one part Phantasm.
After a lifetime under the control of his volatile mother, teenage Sam finds refuge in Claire, a childhood friend carrying wounds of her own.
Finding Shelter, For Every Apricot, Heart to Sole, John van Nostrand: The Long View, Loved Ones, and The Liars of Black Mountain Road.
The Half, Kasra, Like Friend, Like Deer, Murmurs of the Balloon, Summer Triangle, The Burial of the Black Cat, Vital, and Warden.
Rehearsals for a Revolution tells the story of Iran not through sweeping historical accounts, but through the lives of five people connected to the film's director.
The Forest City Film Festival is proud to host the Speaker Series, presented by Canada Media Fund, an intimate program celebrating the Canadian talent shaping the global landscape of contemporary film and television.
When a female filmmaker decides to make a movie in which men are subjected to the same restrictions imposed on women in Iran, her male actors suddenly find themselves wearing skirts and headscarves, confronting the absurdity of a system they have never been forced to navigate themselves.
Burd, Columbia, That Which is Heard, and Writ Or.
In “How To With John Wilson”, a documentary filmmaker captures the silliness and strangeness of mundane, everyday life in New York City.
In “How To With John Wilson”, a documentary filmmaker captures the silliness and strangeness of mundane, everyday life in New York City.
Every day, Duke, a patient in a nursing home, reads a story to another patient - a woman with Alzheimer’s.