Screenings

Cinevic's Winter Party & Film Festivus

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Date and Time: 
22 December 2011 - 7:00am


Mark your calendars! Join the local film community at Cinevic's Winter Party & Film Festivus to be held at the Victoria Event Centre (1415 Broad Street) on Thursday, December 22nd. Doors 7pm. Screening 8pm. Tickets $6 (members) $10 (non-members). Please plan to stay for the party after the screening!

Here are the filmmakers and stories that are to be screened:

1. Michael Korican – The Nightmare Before Christmas
2. Dirk Slot – The Ant and the Grasshopper

Julia Feyrer - 16mm Screening and Artist Talk

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Date and Time: 
1 December 2011 - 7:00pm

a screening of 16mm work and discussion.
The Poodle Dog Ornamental Bar - 9 mins optical sound
Continuation Rays - 1 min 30s silent
Irregular Time Signatures - 3 mins 30 s optical sound

Queer City Cinema Tour

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Date and Time: 
8 July 2011 - 8:00pm - 9 July 2011 - 8:00pm

WHERE OPEN SPACE
WHEN Fri-Sat July 8+9 8pm
TICKETS $6 available at the door

CineVic 20th Anniversary Retrospective Screening

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Date and Time: 
5 March 2011 - 7:15pm

**UPDATE - Screening order programmed, see below

CineVic begins celebrating its first twenty years with a double feature length showcase of Victoria short film!
cinevic 20th

WHERE CineCenta - UVic Student Union Building
WHEN Sat March 5th 2011 at 7:15pm
TICKETS $10 available Mon-Fri 9-1pm CineVic 1931 Lee Ave and at CineCenta box office on night of show.

SCENE+HEARD SCORED

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Date and Time: 
25 February 2011 - 8:00pm - 27 February 2011 - 8:00pm

*UPDATE - review and preview here!
Following up on sold out performances in 2008 and 2010, this third incarnation of PUENTE Theatre and CineVic: Society of Independent Filmmakers' project is the next phase of a collaboration project between six local filmmakers, six traditional oral storytellers, and Victorial musician Oliver Swain. Each story is either a traditional story or is the tellers own personal expression illuminating an experience of multiculturalism.

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