Friday, April 5 - 7:00pm

Sunday, April 14 - 6:30pm

Saturday, April 6 – 2:00pm

Saturday, April 6 – 4:15pm

Saturday, April 6 – 6:30pm

Saturday, April 6 – 8:50pm

Sunday, April 7 – 1:00pm

Sunday, April 7 – 3:30pm

Sunday, April 7 – 6:00pm

Sunday, April 7 – 8:30pm
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Monday, April 8 – 6:30pm

Tuesday, April 9 – 6:00pm

Tuesday, April 9 – 8:40pm

Wednesday, April 10 – 6:00pm

Wednesday, April 10 – 8:40pm

Thursday, April 11 – 6:30pm

Thursday, April 11 – 8:40pm

Friday, April 12 – 6:30pm

Saturday, April 13 – 1:30pm


The 16th edition of Cinefranco, the francophone international film festival in Toronto, ended on Sunday, April 14 during the closing ceremony where the movie LE PRENOM by Alexandre de La Patellière & Matthieu Delaporte was awarded the Radio Canada Audience Award.
The ceremony was also the opportunity to randomly draw the name of the prize winner who was offered a $600 worth value 32 Go iPad with Retina display by Radio Canada, along with some DVDs and goodies from Cinéfranco and a pair of tickets from the Toronto French Theatre.
MY BEST HOLIDAYS
Canadian Premiere
France 2011, 95 min
French w/English subtitles
Director, Philippe Lellouche
- Wednesday April 17 – 7:30pm Cineplex Odeon Sheppard Grande Cinema 3. 4681 Yonge Street
- Thursday April 18th – 6:30pm Bloor Hot Docs Cinema, 506 Bloor Street
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GAINSBOURG BY GAINSBOURG: AN INTIMATE SELF PORTRAIT
Toronto Premiere
France 2011, 99 min
French w/English subtitles
Director, Pierre-Henry Salfati
- Saturday April 20 – 9:15pm Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave.
ALPHÉE OF THE STARS
3 screenings :
- April 30 at 6:30pm at the Tiff Bell LightBox, cinema 3
- May 1 at 1:30pm at Isabel Bader Theatre
- May 4 at 3:30pm The ROM Theatre
ALPHÉE DES ÉTOILES:
Participants : Alphée Waridel-Latulippe, Hugo Latulippe, Colin Waridel-Latulippe, Laure Waridel
Réalisateur: Hugo Latulippe
Alphée shares much in common with other five year olds. She likes to laugh, and to play and she has a vivid imagination. Unlike other kids, she has an extremely rare genetic disorder—Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome—that affects neuromuscular development. Her parents, filmmaker Hugo Latulippe and Laure Waridel, have witnessed Alphée defy medical expectations. They have such a deep belief in their daughter’s potential that they decide to leave their hectic lives in Quebec and spend a year in a Swiss village to provide Alphée with an integrated education in a progressive preschool.