James Croot19:12, Aug 04 2021
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New Zealand film Coming Home in the Dark is screening as part of this month s Canadian Fantasia Fest, before being released in cinemas here on August 12.
North America’s largest genre film festival is taking place in Montreal and online over the next three weeks. The 25th edition of the Fantasia Film Festival features more than 100 features, documentaries and shorts from countries as diverse as Brazil, Singapore, Kazakhstan and South Africa. Experimental comedies will screen alongside unconventional children’s films, animated features and shorts and auteur cinema. Kiwi connections include the selection of James Ashcroft’s
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We’re big fans of film festivals here at Moviehole – how could you not be? We’re also big fans of Twin Peaks, so the proposal of a film festival taking place in the very shooting location of that beloved series sounds as perfect a combo as coffee and donuts.
This year marked the second edition of the North Bend Film Festival, which was founded by Hugues Barbier, Jess Byers and Justin Timms. This is our first time covering the festival – remotely, of course, as this is a physical/digital hybrid festival – and between the eclectic selection of films and wonderfully well coordinated nature of the whole experience, we’d love to return next year.
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