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Monday, March 11. 2013

A short film about ...

Laundry. Waiting. Movement. Music. These were some of the themes that came up during our two-night presentation of the best German and international shorts and the Q&A with filmmakers Oliver Husain, Jasmine Ellis, Phillip Barker and Chris Kennedy in our “Oberhausen on Tour” program at the TIFF Bell Lightbox. Continue reading "A short film about ..." »

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Thursday, March 7. 2013

GOETHE FILMS: Oliver Husain on Oberhausen

"I am looking forward to introducing this selection from the German competition of the Oberhausen Festival 2012. Although it is the German competition, the program includes two films by directors from Toronto: “Plan B” by Jasmine Ellis, and my film “Item Number”. And we’ll both be in attendance.

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Monday, March 4. 2013

GOETHE FILMS: Oberhausen on Tour - Int'l competition

Our second night of the Best of the International Short Film Festival Oberhausen takes a documentary and experimental look at human (and animal) behaviour and includes the winner of the Grand Prize of the City of Oberhausen 2012, "Snow Tapes":

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Friday, March 1. 2013

GOETHE FILMS: Oberhausen on Tour - German competition

GOETHE FILMS presents the highlights of the International Short Film Festival Oberhausen 2012 over two nights March 10+12, including the German and International competitions that stood out. Both programs reflect the world from Germany, India, Israel, the Palestinian territories, Egypt, Switzerland, France, Finland, the Netherlands and Canada. And we are happy to announce that we will have four of the filmmakers present. So if you missed the famous international market place in Oberhausen, join us at the TIFF Bell Lightbox.

SUNDAY, MARCH 10: THE GERMAN COMPETITION
It's all about dance, performance and show. Here is what you will see:

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