The Downtown Theatre
Eric VeilletteThe ongoing history of film exhibition in Toronto.
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Danielle Ouimet on "Daughters of Darkness"
Danielle Ouimet in Daughters of Darkness (1971).
Welcome to all the new subscribers! And it was nice meeting some of you long-time readers on Saturday at the launch of the Curious Minds series I’m hosting at Hot Docs. I was really happy wi...
Cinecity: Part one
City of Toronto Archives.
This month, Severin Films is releasing a new 4K restoration of The War Game. I worked on its release with executive producer Kier-la Janisse, directing a short featurette, The War Game at Cinecity, which lo...
The Revue Cinema in 1972
Filmmaker Bruce Pittman, Roncesvalles Ave., June 1972. Courtesy Bruce Pittman.
If you’ve attended the Revue Cinema on a busy night, you know how packed the lobby can get. The ever-growing concessions lineup can snake into the auditorium, a...
Marquee Change: The mid-month digest
The revision room in the projection booth at the Revue Cinema, 2016.
Hi everyone. It’s the informal mid-month dispatch, a means of updating subscribers on events related to The Downtown Theatre and sharing some of the recent work I’ve publ...
"White Zombie" and the evolving language of film censorship
Bela Lugosi as Murder Legendre in White Zombie (1932).
Victor Halperin’s incredible White Zombie, starring Bela Lugosi, premiered in Toronto on August 19, 1932, at the Loew’s Yonge Street Theatre just north of Queen Street.
I’ve been thi...
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Arts journalist & media producer in Toronto | Regular contributor to the Globe & Mail, Toronto Star, CBC/Radio-Canada | Author: “In the Dark: A history of moviegoing in Toronto” (ECW Press, 2027) | Editor: The Downtown Theatre | Franco-ontarien
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