Tuesday, April 24th - 7:15 P.M. - Oak Street Cinema :

Saturday, April 28th - 3:00 P.M. - St. Anthony Main :

Director: Lanre Olabisi

The date is August 1, and Tunde is holding his graduation party after putting it off all summer because of the secret surprise guest that he has invited to join the family. The arrival of his father, Dipo, all the way from Nigeria (August was the only time he could make it) draws very mixed reactions from the members of his family.

Tuesday, April 24th - 7:00pm - Riverview Theater :

Saturday, April 28th - 4:45pm - Oak Street Cinema :

Director: Taika Waititi

Lily (Loren Horsley) works as a cashier at a fast-food restaurant, "Meaty Joe", where Jarrod (Jermaine Clement), a self-aggandizing, clueless geek, works at the electronics store next door.

Saturday, April 28th - 11:00 am - Oak Street Cinema

Enjoy the animated escapades of all kinds of wild, furry, and feathery creatures. A full range of colorful and imaginative animated shorts made by top notch animators from the U.S. and Sweden. Note: Some subtitles.

Films are in English or in Swedish (with subtitles); total viewing time - 64 Minutes.

Saturday, April 28th - 2:30pm - Bell Auditorium :

Director:  Jirí Vejdelek

A comedy based on the novel by the most popular contemporary Czech writer Michal Viewegh. A random group of tourists set off on a bus trip to the Adriatic. They consist of the sympathetic Jolana, her permanently quarrelling parents, charming old ladies, a gay couple and the skirt-chaser Max.

Saturday, April 28th - 7:00 pm - Bell Auditorium :

Director: Zacharias Kunuk and Norman Cohn

Death of spirits or physical death? Banishment of ancient beliefs? Here we are witness to momentous events, the stuff of Shakespeare. The great shaman Avva and his beautiful daughter Apak (also gifted with spiritual powers) are estranged from their community (whose members have been converted to Christianity by missionaries).  

Saturday, April 28th - 7:00 pm - Oak Street Cinema :

Sunday, April 29th - 5:45 pm - Bell Auditorium :

Director: Yang Ya-zhou

Director Present

Young provincial woman Ni Qiu (“”loach”” in Chinese), recently divorced, decides to take her twin girls to Beijing in search of a better life. On the train she meets an older man who has the same name as her, a contract labourer who tries to charm her with stories of the big house he'll get for her.

Saturday, April 28th - 7:15 pm - St. Anthony Main

Sunday, April 29th - 2:30 pm - St. Anthony Main

Director: In-soo Radstake

Director Present

When he was three months old, film director In-Soo Radstake arrived at Schiphol Airport. Just like the eight other orphans in the same aircraft, he had been adopted by a Dutch couple. Radstake, never looked into his Korean background while growing up and 25 years later he still feels 100% meat-and-potatoes Dutch. But this certainty comes to an end when he decides to look for his former travelling companions.

Saturday, April 28th - 9:15 pm - Oak Street Cinema :

Sunday, April 29th - 7:00 pm - Oak Street Cinema :

Director: Giovanni Veronesi

Manual of Love is a hilarious comedy, chronicling the four phases of love: “Falling in Love,” “The Crisis,” “The Betrayal,” and “The Abandonment.’ Tommaso and Giuliia go throught the pleasures and surprises of “falling in love.” 

Wednesday, April 25th - 9:15 pm - St. Anthony Main :

Saturday, April 28th - 1:00 pm - Bell Auditorium :

Sunday, April 29th - 11:00 pm - Bell Auditorium :

Director: Alexander Leclere

A wonderful French “kitchen sink” drama, a tale of two mis-matched sisters, perhaps more aptly described by its French title,  Les Soeurs Fâchées (The Angry Sisters)!  Growing up in a small town in the provinces, older sister Martine now lives in the Parisian upper middle class with snobbish friends and a boring husband.  Her younger sister,  Louise – natural and straightforward -- works as a beautician in a provincial town.   

Saturday, April 28th - 9:15 pm - Bell Auditorium :

Director: Gil Kofman

Director Present

This remarkable first feature from director Gil Kofman tells the tale of an aimless young man whose search for identity and meaning leads him to an obsession with survivors of the Holocaust. Mark Webber delivers a powerful and intense portrayal of Lukas, a hapless Los Angeles toll booth operator who spends his free time voyeuristically spying on the traffic at the toll plaza.

Saturday, April 28 - 9:15 pm - St. Anthony Main :

Director: Marc Evans

Deeply affecting and quirky to the core, Snow Cake combines childlike wonder with matters of life and death to surprising effect. A taciturn Englishman recently freed from prison, Alex (Alan Rickman) is driving through Ontario when he begrudgingly picks up the vivacious 19-year-old hitchhiker Vivienne (Emily Hampshire).

Saturday, April 28th - 2:30 pm - Oak Street Cinema

Director: Willem van de Sande Bakhuyzen 

Recommended for Ages 7+

In Dutch with English subtitles, Netherlands/Germany/UK, 96 minutes, 2005, 35mm.

Thursday, April 26th - 7:00 pm - Riverview Theater

Saturday, April 28th - 11:00 am - Bell Auditorium

Director: Dror Shaul

While the Israeli kibbutz has been idealized as a paragon of utopian movements, Sweet Mud tells a darker, more nuanced tale of a community ill-equipped to cope with individuality and deviations from a rigidly defined norm, and of an adolescent boy stretching to compensate for what the collective cannot provide.

Saturday, April 28th - 5:00 pm - St. Anthony Main

Director: Leo Ricciardi

Santiago is an eight-year-old boy who lives in the city. His world is turned upside down when his parents die in a car accident just before his estranged family is about to be reunited. He is sent to live in the country with his grandfather, Juan, whom he has never met.