CinemaSpace presents: The Travelling Tour of the 49th Ann Arbor Film Festival
January 1, 2012 
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The Travelling Tour of the 49th Ann Arbor Film Festival
The Longest-Running Experimental Film Festival in North America
Program 1: January 19th at 7:30pm
Program 2: January 22nd at 6pm
FEATURING:
Home Movie (Best Narrative Film Award) by Braden King, director of the award-winning feature HERE (Berlinale 2011, Sundance 2011)
The Florestine Collection (Jury Award) by the late animator Helen Hill, who was murdered in a home invasion in New Orleans in 2007. Her husband Paul Gailiunas survived the incident and completed the film in 2010.
The Mechanism of Spring (DeVarti prize for most comic film) by Japanese animator Atsushi Wada (Day of Nose)
CinemaSpace unveils a brand-new series on the environment, a long-awaited retrospective of Phil Solomon’s exquisite work, plus a four-part series on the great master Stan Brakhage, feminist/queer cinema pioneer Barbara Hammer, and much more!
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CinemaSpace @ the Segal Centre for Performing Arts
5170, ch. de la Côte-Ste- Catherine
Metro Snowdon or Côte-Ste-Catherine | Bus 129 / 17 / 51
Box Office: 514.739.7944
More details at: segalcentre.org
Regular: $10.00
Student (full-time w/ ID) / Senior (65+): $8.00
Package: $15.00 for two programs
