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posted by Robert DeVet in on Dec 8, 2013 - View profile

Halifax

pilgrIMAGE: Special Benefit Film Screening and Party

In celebration of the life and work of the late Peter Wintonick


7:00pm
- 9:00pm
Friday December 13 2013

Venue: Carbon Arc Cinema, Museum of Natural History
Address: 1747 Summer Street
Cost: $10

The Canada Research Chair in Contemporary Film and Media Studies at NSCAD University in partnership with DOC-Atlantic (The Documentary Organization of Canada, Atlantic Chapter), Carbon Arc Cinema and with the support of Eyesteel Films is proud to present a special screening of "pilgrIMAGE", Wintonick’s funny and deeply personal road trip into the history of cinema and the meaning of media.

Peter Wintonick, who died on November 18th of a recently diagnosed and rare form of liver cancer, was known as Canada’s “international ambassador to documentary” for his titanic commitment to the medium and his global engagement with new generations of filmmakers. He was a friend and mentor to everyone in the documentary filmmaking community and had influence on hundreds of films—based in Montreal, he was truly a citizen of the world and a friend to many in the Halifax film community. His most famous production, co-directed with Mark Achbar, is Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media, recently released in a 15th anniversary special edition.

Admission: $10 ~ Party to follow with food, great prizes and cash bar!

All proceeds to fund outstanding medical expenses and the completion of Peter’s final film, called "Be Here Now".


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