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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Fare Trade, Episode Three: ISO A Super Miracle

  • December 5, 2017
  • by filmifestival
  • · Filmi18 · Short Films · Uncategorized

Synopsis

Fare Trade follows the misadventures of Cleo, Vic, and Janet, three self-absorbed millennials who no longer believe in money. They don’t want to make it, they don’t want to spend it. Getting by in the big city with no cash lands them in a world of crooked cops, superheroes, and zombies that want to make love. They barter, they cheat, they steal, and they scheme. Oh, how they will scheme.

Entire series available at: bunzlife.com

Socials

Facebook: @FareTradeShow
Instagram:@FareTradeShow
Twitter: @FareTradeShow

 

Shawn Ahmed
co-writer/co- director/co-producer

Shawn Ahmed is an award-winning writer and actor based out of Toronto. Before co-
founding Crazy Shirt Productions, Shawn was a founding member of the critically –
acclaimed sketch troupe Fade to Brown, where he wrote, acted, and directed. The
troupe’s 4 year tenure was highlighted by a 22-minute special for OMNI Television.
He also directed Finding Talib which premiered at the South Asian Film Festival. As an
actor, Shawn’s work has been seen around the world both on stage and screen.
Notable Film and TV credits include: The Expanse (SyFy); Slasher (Chiller TV); Saw VI (Lionsgate); Designated Survivor (ABC); Orphan Black (BBC America); Private Eyes (Global); MsLabelled (Slice TV); Max and Shred (Nickelodeon); Flight 93 (A&E); Rogue (Direct TV);
Odd Squad (Sinking Ship); The Other Kingdom (Epitome Pictures). Theatre credits
include: Twelfth Night (Shakespeare Bash’d); And Slowly Beauty… (Tarragon Theatre);
Romeo and (Her) Juliet (Dauntless Theatre); Macbeth (Driftwood Theatre); A Really
Bad Play (Funny Face Productions); as well as Comedy of Errors, Revolutionary
Moments, and More Words! More Play! with the historic Shakespeare & Company in
Lenox, Massachusetts.

I’ve had so much fun stepping behind the camera and working with this power-house
team. I hope audiences enjoy Fare Trade as much as we’ve enjoyed making it. What a
ride!


Scott Leaver
co-writer/co-director/co-producer

Scott grew up in the Niagara Region and graduated from Laura Secord Secondary School in St. Catharines. An award-winning actor and screenwriter, Scott has been working across Ontario for over a decade on and off-camera and on stage. Aside from co-founding Crazy Shirt Productions, some of Scott’s film work includes Murdoch Mysteries (CBC), Omni on the television and web series Team Epic (PLP / BiteTV), appearances for SPACE CHANNEL, and on the series Ghostly Encounters. As a playwright, Scott has worked with several Canadian organizations including Next Stage Festival, Playwrights Workshop Montreal, Scriptlab of Canada and the Canadian Musical Theatre Festival. As a stage actor he is proud to have been part of a Dora Mavor Moore Award winning production and been part of a threesome nominated for Outstanding Performance. Scott is a graduate of Randolph Academy for the Performing Arts where he received his College Diploma in the Performing Arts.

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