20th Filmi: Toronto's South Asian Film Festival December 7th & 8th, 2019

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    20th Annual Filmi!

    Filmi Toronto’s South Asian Film Festival Celebrating 20 Years!

    December 7th – 8th, 2019

    Harbourfront Centre

      20th Filmi: Toronto’s South Asian film festival Schedule

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    Saturday, December 7th @ 7:30
    Rishta
    Namaste
    Silentum
    Silent but violent
    Hope
    Amonst the soil
    The Bride
    Aura
    Coming Home
    Main Theek hoon
    Mister and missus
    Worth

    Sunday, December 8th @ 3:00

    Documentary Series

    No English
    Jai Mata Di! Trek to the Top
    Always be ..
    A turban and a beard
    Life Written in my Flute
    Malai Pozhudil
    Arrival Archives
    Air Show

    Sunday, December 8th @ 7:30

    The Longest Dawn
    LYNCH
    Bleeding Hearts
    Oneself
    My soul is from somewhere else

    Not today

    No Exit
    Queen of the Night
    Click Here To Play
    Rialia
    The Bakebook
    14.02
    Duckman
    I’m sorry What
    Intervention
    Zolie’s Very Bad Day
    Saaajiid

      Come see new, innovative thought-provoking films from any genre with a South Asian theme and films acted, written, directed by South Asians! 

    Filmi 20 will be held December 7th & 8th, 2019 at Harbourfront Centre Theatre.  

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First World Problems

  • November 20, 2016
  • by filmifestival
  • · filmi2016

FIRST WORLD PROBLEMS

 

first-world-problem
Canadian Premiere
Director: Rachael Belle Myers
Duration: 4 min 52 sec
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WHAT COULD POSSIBLY BE WORSE THAN BAD COFFEE?
SYNOPSIS:
Mike and Paul are two mates that meet each day in the park for a coffee and
a break from the daily grind. As they share and discuss the problems they
face in their day to day lives, they miss out on what’s happening in the world
surrounding them. Are they both too self-absorbed to see the world for what it
really is? Or will they find a way to open their eyes and appreciate the lives
they have?

DIRECTOR: Rachael Belle Myers

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Rachael Belle Myers’ unique zeal for expression found a brilliant and timely
outlet through poetry, screenwriting and more recently as a filmmaker.
Rachael has written a number of screenplays and poetry where damage,
desire and sensory immersion shake the reader out of a complacent slumber
and into a deeper and darker realm of the human experience.
Rachael is the author of “Extracts from my Mind”, “Extracts from my Mind,
The Second Manifest” and “Dilemma”. After collaborating with multiple
filmmakers to bring her spoken word to the screen, Rachael started focusing
on bringing her screenplays to life and began directing and producing short
films.
Jaded Belle Productions was born and Rachael wrote, directed and produced
her first short film titled “Choice” starring Clint Facey and Helen Uskovic. The
dark approach she took to question man’s identity was well received and is a
testament to the many years of scriptwriting under Rachael’s belt.
Following her theme of questioning one’s self, Rachael wrote, directed and
produced another short film titled “First World Problems” starring Joe
Davidson and Clint Facey. The film challenges the audience’s view and
perception of their reality and deals with a number of social issues affecting
our society including homelessness. It has won Best Short Film in the Reel
Time International Online Film Festival, Best Indie Spirit Award in the Sydney
Indie Film Festival and is part of the official selection in a number of other
festivals.
Rachael was born and raised in Sydney, Australia where she still currently
resides.
www.firstworldproblemsfilm.com
www.facebook.com/firstworldproblemsfilm
#firstworldproblemsfilm

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