REHAB 2004

PROGRAM ONE 6pm
ADMITTANCE!

Larissa Fan's "In the Garden"
is an ethereal escape into the urban woods

Valerie Buhagiar's "Pictures from Home"
is a surreal and whimsical dance
through an urban dweller's daydream

Renata Mohamed writes an
intimate and sincere letter to her parents in "Coolie Gyal"

Andrea Dorfman's "Nine" recalls separation anxiety
through the nostalgic tones of Super-8 home movies

Christina Zeidler's "Machine Guts"
features a deer head with writer's block

Craig Macnaughton's musical spoof "Dog Given Rights"
is Parkdale's answer to the theatrical grandeur of "CATS"

John Marriott's "Incidental Park Zones and You"
makes parks anywhere, any Time

Paulette Phillips' "Crosstalk"
pits prancing pedestrian vs. imposing streetcar

Carolynne Hew portrays concrete wallpaper artists
"The Urban Beautification Brigade"

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PROGRAM TWO 8pm
SURGERY!

Lauren Dimonte's "Here Today, Gone Tomorrow"
makes good on a bad habit

Laurel Woodcock's "Location Shoot"
takes the action out of the scene

Andrew Fedosov's "Images for Eternity"
profiles a woman who finds
an artistic use for cremated remains

Michael Barker
strolls through the fairground in "Twinkle Twinkle"

Christina Battle's "Paradise Falls, New Mexico" projects Hollywood Westerns alongside empty desert vistas

Lex Vaughn's "Play, She Said" captures a mother
extolling the secrets of living well

Stefan Chiarantano's "The Eye of the Beholder"
is a short visual essay on urban life

Jeremy Benning's "Street Sweeper Suite"
follows the antics of an aggressive street-cleaner machine
w/ the visceral chords of The Legion of Green Men

Lise Brin/Jason Van Horne's "Condomini" captures 6 redecoration experiments and ideas in a miniature condo

Nicole Chung's "Bridge Passage" is a visual poem
of personal disintegration
set to the music of Broken Social Scene

Mich�le Stanley's haunting animation "Last Still Life"
traces a piece of found footage at the scene of a fire

John Greyson's world premiere
of "Motet for Amplified Voices"
tells a topical story of expelling dissent

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PROGRAM THREE 10pm
INTENSIVE CARE!

Allyson Mitchell's "Sticker Lover"
gets stuck on a childhood love

Deirdre Logue's darkly conflicted
"That Beauty" exposes hidden vulnerability

Daniel Cockburn's "Stupid Coalescing Becomers"
is a video admonition of all things normal

Seth-Adrian Harris'
spoken word film "Back" cuts through
sonicspeak on themes of love and self discovery

David Ostry's "BABYFILM!"
counter-informs hopeful parents

Shelly Bahl follows Vishnu into clubland
in the animated "Spirit of the sacred Groove"

Jason Ebanks' "Eleven/11"
takes eleven 11-second urban snapshots

Justin Stephenson's music video of
Martin Tielli's song "I'll Never Tear You Apart"
is an intimate performance set in a neo-gothic postcard

Stephen Andrews' pencil drawn
animated short "Quicktime Interruptus"
features not one lick of digital effects

Peter Lynch's "Animal Nightmares"
interprets the gruesome
possibilities of an animal's nocturnal visions

Christina Zeidler's visual poem
"Fartasia" comes from an inner wind

Stacey Case launches the latest
body-slam in the Parkdale Wrestler
series this time entitled "Squeegee Rampage"

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