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Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival

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Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival is an establishment. They can be contacted via phone at 416-703-9333, visit their website www.reelasian.com for more detailed information.

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Added by Jopie, at 10 August 2018

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  • Monday 10:00 - 18:00
  • Tuesday 10:00 - 18:00
  • Wednesday 10:00 - 18:00
  • Thursday 10:00 - 18:00
  • Friday 10:00 - 18:00
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18 Reviews

  • Anonymous
    12 September 2018

    GIVEAWAY: 2014 TIFF Official Selection, #SWAY, from CHENG CHENG FILMS 北美橙橙電影 is now on iTunes, Google Play, and Amazon! The film follows three couples living in Paris, Los Angeles, and Bangkok coping with rootlessness and relocation. We have FIVE (5) codes to stream the movie for FREE. Comment below the name of the film's director for a chance to win!

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  • Anonymous
    12 September 2018

    "We’re in our third season and we’re still getting questions like, “How important is it that a show like ‘Kim's Convenience’ is on the air?” And you think about all these other actors promoting their shows — they’re talking about the show, they’re talking about the characters. Meanwhile, we have to make these sweeping political statements." - Simu Liu

    Season 3 of Kim's Convenience premieres January 2019.

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  • Anonymous
    08 September 2018

    “I’m thrilled to be joining the Netflix family as the country braces for another election season — and like you, I cannot wait to find out who Putin picks this time." - Hasan Minhaj

    Netflix recently announced #PatriotAct with Hasan Minhaj will debut Oct. 28, making Minhaj the first Indian-American host of a weekly comedy show.

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  • Anonymous
    07 September 2018

    “I’ve always said that it really bothers me that so much of Asian representation in cinema has been people running away from their Asian-ness to find love elsewhere,” Cho says. “So, the fact that Searching was [about] a loving Asian family was very impactful.” - #JohnCho

    John Cho's new film, Searching, is playing in theatres across Canada.

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  • Anonymous
    06 September 2018

    Reel Asian's First Feature program is designed for filmmakers in pre-production for their first feature #film or #webseries by supporting them through developing their project and funding applications, bridging the gap from short film production to feature film/web series production. Apply at http://www.reelasian.com/firstfeature/

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  • Anonymous
    04 September 2018

    SEE YOURSELF HERE, our social media video contest is still ongoing. One jury member is Anita Lee, an Executive Producer at the NFB and Founder of the Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival.

    Share your #AsianCanadian experience with us via Instagram video and you could be flown into #yyz for #ReelAsian22 in November. Details at www.reelasian.com/seeyourselfhere

    Submission Form: bit.ly/reelasianheresubmit

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  • Anonymous
    31 August 2018

    If you're an emerging Asian-Canadian filmmaker, #ReelAsian22's So You Think You Can Pitch? competition can potentially provide you with financial, legal, production support along with industry mentorship and resources to produce your next short film. Submit today at https://bit.ly/2xpJLBk

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  • Anonymous
    30 August 2018

    "“The shift is happening because there are more creators of colour who are telling their stories,” Han says. “When you have that, you have someone who is really invested in seeing the story told the way that they imagined it.”"

    Jenny Han author of #ToAllTheBoysIveLovedBefore admits she turned down multiple studios for adaption because they wanted Lara Jean to be played by a white actress.

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  • Anonymous
    29 August 2018

    “I've definitely become more cautious and a little bit more nervous and paranoid. I'm representing my community in a bigger way than I ever have.” - Awkwafina

    Crazy Rich Asians and recent #iHeartRadioMMVAs host, Awkwafina, shares how her life has changed with the success of her role as Peik Lin.

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  • Anonymous
    29 August 2018

    The deadline for So You Think You Can Pitch? is looming. Have you submitted yet?

    All finalists to the pitch competition can win the GOLD PRIZE — cash award, business consultation, production support, studio space, and a premiere at #ReelAsian22. Don't wait, submit now!

    goo.gl/PEK7N7

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  • Anonymous
    25 August 2018

    Take a look back at Ann Marie Fleming with her animated film 'Lip Service: A Memory'! Produced in 2001, this film tells a dreamy story of a detective narrating her first job.

    "Because the images are so painterly, I took a nod from Japanese animated films where they make the eyes larger for easier audience identificationThe thing is, it works so well that after a very short time you don’t even see the art working anymore. You are just following the story."

    You can read the interview at Northernstars.ca

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  • Anonymous
    24 August 2018

    Last call for applicants!

    Made in Exile Theatre and Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT) is looking for a Tibetan Youth Filmmentor! They will be offering a series of workshops for six Tibetan youth to learn filmmaking.

    Deadline to submit is Saturday, August 25 by 11:50pm ET. Get your application in now!

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  • Anonymous
    23 August 2018

    Our annual Pitch Competition is now open for submissions at https://goo.gl/tEyNnN

    2013 Reel Asian Pitch Competition Winner, The Home Promised by Betty Xie

    The Home Promised focuses on an urban neighbourhood on the brink of demolition – the Shaoxing neighbourhood in Taipei, Taiwan. Facing eviction, elderly residents of Shaoxing band together and find a home they never knew they had.

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  • Anonymous
    22 August 2018

    Reel Asian is hiring an ACCREDITATIONS COORDINATOR that transitions into the PREFERRED BOX OFFICE CAPTAIN for our 2018 festival. Apply at www.reelasian.com/about/employment-opportunities/

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  • Anonymous
    22 August 2018

    Reel Asian is hiring a GUEST SERVICES COORDINATOR for our 2018 festival. Apply at www.reelasian.com/about/employment-opportunities/

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  • Anonymous
    21 August 2018

    One of our jury members for SEE YOURSELF HERE is Brigitte Truong. You may have seen her hosting the Cineplex VIP Pre-show and on CHCH TV.

    Share your #AsianCanadian experience with us via Instagram video and you could be flown into #yyz during #RA2018. Details at www.reelasian.com/seeyourselfhere

    Submission Form: bit.ly/reelasianheresubmit

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  • Anonymous
    20 August 2018

    "In many ways, Lee is Enter the Dragon, so fans are understandably bristling at the idea of remaking it, let alone remaking it with a non-Asian-American director at the helm, regardless of Leitch’s action chops."

    Regardless of the director, should Enter the Dragon be remade at all?

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  • Anonymous
    17 August 2018

    Our annual Pitch Competition is now open for submissions at https://goo.gl/tEyNnN

    2014 Reel Asian Pitch Competition Winner: The Ghost of Grandpa Tong by Celeste Koon

    The Ghost of Grandpa Tong is a simple yet thoroughly touching short film aimed at a children's and youth audience. It is a story full of humour and heart about the gap between cultures and generations, and the overriding connectedness that draws us all together despite our differences. It tells a strong story that will resonate with audiences young and old.

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