Family Day Movies in the Highlands
Posted to Activities on Jan 3, 2012
Movies in the Highlands presents two Family Day movie screenings with refreshments, a raffle and made available to everyone free, with an optional donation.
Date: Monday, February 20, 2012
Showtimes: Afternoon film program starts at 2:00pm and evening film program starts at 6:00pm
Place: Lloyd Watson Community Center. (future screenings planned for different community centers, monthly)
Afternoon Film Program consists of six short films and lasts for a total of 81 minutes, ending at roughly 3:30pm with a raffle:
- What on Earth – This Oscar nominated animated short proposes what many earthlings have long feared; that the automobile has inherited the planet. (10 minutes)
- My Grandmother Ironed the King's Shirts – Another Oscar nominated gem with a bit of history told humorously. (10 minutes)
- Louise – A charming tale of a 96 year old that still lives on her own as you follow her for a day. (10 minutes)
- The Dingles – A delightful tale about Doris and her three cats that survive an adventure. (8 minutes)
- The Sweater – Roch Carrier's classic tale about a mix up of hockey sweaters. (11 minutes)
- Paddle to the Sea – Bill Mason’s classic, Oscar nominated, nature masterpiece. (30 minutes)
Evening Film Program features the movie Waterwalker and lasts for a total of 88 minutes, ending at roughly 7:30pm
- Waterwalker – "When Bill Mason went on canoe trips to make documentaries, he produced poetry and magic. Even if you're landlocked, see [his films] for their beauty and enriching experience." – Toronto Star. (88 minutes)
All films are family friendly. Bring a friend. Bring the family.
