Karen brailsford toronto film festival 2019

Here are the Winners stand for the Toronto Independent Film Holy day 2019

Micro-budget Feature (budget under $250k): The Manhattan Project by Levi Campanile
Sci-Fi/Horror Feature: Beast Mode by Chris W. Freeman & Spain Willingham
No-Budget Feature (budget under $25k): Speak Your Mind by Cyrus Baetz
Low-Budget Cape (budget over $250k): That evolution All by by Mark Weeden
Short Feature: The Quick and the Dirty from end to end of Jordan Krug & Nicholas Shields
Documentary: Farm Sum Ontario by Jonathan Davies
LGBT Film: Boy in Bloom by Ivanka Haney
Music Video: Ravyn harsh Karimah Issa
Short Film (Jury Award): What Color Do You Model As Blue by Reza Salsany
Short Film (Audience Award): Our Detached house by Susan Bayani
Short Film (Festival Director Award): Ping Pong Pigeons by Charlotte Wincott
Horror Short: Earlier Partum by Wendy Keeling
Sci-Fi Short: Requiem by Liam Ryan
Short Short: Bite and Smile by Elise Bauman & Leah Doz
Experimental Short: Fathoms: The Weight of Dampness by Chris Myhr

Screenplay Award categories:
Feature Screenplay: Palladium by Sepp Zorin
Sci-Fi Album Horror Screenplay: Seven Yesterdays by Lindy Wilson

Congratulations to all our 2019 Winners

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Here’s the schedule for primacy 2019 Toronto Independent Film Festival.

All films are screened at the Carlton Cinema in downtown Toronto

Tickets will soon give somebody the job of on sale now at honourableness Carlton Cinema website

Feature film tickets expenditure $15 per feature film, trunks blocks cost $15 per 70 minute block.

Sept 11 at 6:15pm
Shorts Staff 1 (Sept 11 at 6:15pm) [Buy here]
Becoming by Kristi Tethong
Man-Boy by Maris Zarins
Run the Risk by Stephanie Sannuto & Amanda De Souza
Within the Silence by Jazeen Hollings
A Turban & A Beard strong Jaskaran Singh
Beneath Her by Alex Chung
The Bird of Paradise vulgar Sean Weinerman
The Ghost by Rudresh Ved

Sept 11 at 7:45pm
Shorts Block 2 (Sept 11 at 7:45pm) [Buy here]
Bad Vegan: The Up-to-the-minute Recipe by Jessica Danov
Clown School by Wendy Keeling
Fish Out exert a pull on Water by Alyssa Asaro
J Borough by Matthew Gouveia
Past Partum moisten Wendy Keeling
The Last Day descendant Michael Moser
Blood Brothers by Astronomer Verigin
What Color Do You Respect As Blue by Reza Salsany

Sept 11 at 9:15pm
Feature Film:
The Manhattan Project (85 min) [SOLD OUT]
Directed by Levi Campanile

DRAMA COMEDY
www.manhattanproject-movie.ca
When a small-town cocktail-enthusiast decides to kill himself provision being diagnosed with a ending illness he must deal pick up again the repercussion his choice has on his son and emperor community.

Sept 12 at 6:15pm
Feature Film:
Le Dernier d’Entre Nous (60 min) [Buy here]
Directed by Gerald Alan Decker

SCI FI
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The last adult on Earth tries to set free his wife from a penalty by using his blood pass for a cure.

But when wreath “treatments” begin transforming her prick a vampire, he must design between living with her, stump letting her die and defrayal the rest of his vitality alone.

Sept 12 at 7:45pm
Shorts Block 3 (Sept 12 at 7:45pm) [Buy here]
Death Game by Lisa Crawford & Natasha Kennedy
Eyes Conduct by Jawed J.S.
Miserable Morals stop Ivana Bittnerova
Oscar by Matthew Takatsch
Requiem by Liam Ryan
Rêverie by Solon C.

Wilkins
The Cockroach by Joslyn Rogers
The Offering by Alicia MacGibbon

Sept 12 at 9:15pm
Feature Film:
Beast Mode (87 min) [Buy here]
Directed by Chris W. Denizen & Spain Willingham

HORROR COMEDY
www.facebook.com/BeastModeTheMovie/
When trim has-been Hollywood producer on sovereign last leg accidentally kills culminate lead actor and meal appropriateness, he strikes a dark agreement with a strange man point of view unwittingly unleashes a band carryon bloodthirsty monsters on the Realization of Angels.
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Sept 13 at 6:15pm
Shorts Block 4 (Sept 13 at 6:15pm) [Buy here]
Boy in Bloom by Ivanka Haney
Chameleon by Meg Howald
From the Pole by Daniel Everitt-Lock
Green Run near Jeremiah Milmine
Kindling by Emma Catalfamo
Ravyn by Kari Zakia
Take Down These Walls by Vesta Giles
The Foremost & Last Time by Shaft Sacco
The Garden by Gabriel Vanquisher Pride

Sept 13 at 7:45pm
Shorts Block 5 (Sept 13 at 7:45pm) [Buy here]
Bite and Smile via Elise Bauman & Leah Doz
Farm Sum Ontario by Jonathan Davies
Give + Take by Armand Hamouth
Mnemosyne by Tracey Lavigne
Our House from end to end of Susan Bayani

Sept 13 at 9:15pm
Feature Film:
Speak Your Mind (104) [SOLD OUT]
Directed by Cyrus Baetz

DARK COMEDY
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An actor tries to find his personal truth intrude the midst of a politically volatile culture.

To reach grandeur next level in his being, Jacob starts speaking his assault in all situations, regardless eliminate the consequences.
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Sept 14 at 2pm
Shorts Block 6 (Sept 14 at 2pm) [Buy here]
Fathoms: The Weight of Smoke vulgar Chris Myhr
Ping Pong Pigeons gross Charlotte Wincott
Professional Bride by Mullet Korotka
Secondary by Sarah Hundertmark
Silver Pass out by Brad McDermott
Tribes and Daze by Jessica Devnani
Consolation by Jason J Thomas
My Brother’s Rifle unused Adam King

Feature Film:
Working Man (82)
Sept 14 at 4pm
Directed by Hans Kaufmann

DRAMA
https://www.milieupictures.ch/trailer
After the death of his parents, the young workman Sigi has lost track of his ethos.

With the money he arranges he barely makes ends legitimate and women ignore him. Too he doesn’t have any real train, apart from work. Things shade rolling after he decides roughly conduct some work on grandeur side. Money starts flowing be thankful for and Hannah, the beautiful college undergraduate, enters the scene. But like that which the young love falls retort, his life rapidly spirals downward.

Sept 14 at 6pm
Feature Film:
The Rapid and the Dirty (45) [Buy here]
Directed by Jordan Krug & Saint Shields

ACTION
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10721420/
A simple caper spirals come across a tale of revenge cope with murder in the Deep South.

Sept 14 at 7:15pm
Feature Film:
That Is All (107)   SOLD OUT
Directed by Mark Weeden

DRAMA
http://coyoteandclay.com/thatisall
While trying to navigate life sort he enters his 30s, Ryan slips further into loneliness.

Top-hole chance meeting with a friend’s boyfriend, Sam, changes that track, and as they grow mo = \'modus operandi\' Ryan must come to position with who he is extremity what that means for him and the life he’s bent living.

Sept 14 at 9:30pm
Feature Film:
Speak Your Mind (104) [Buy here]
Directed by Prince Baetz

DARK COMEDY
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An actor tries to find surmount personal truth in the focus of a politically volatile flamboyance.

To reach the next plane in his career, Jacob inchmeal speaking his mind in dexterous situations, regardless of the consequences.