Festival Schedule

Schedule is being constantly updated. Please check back for latest changes.

Friday

June 10, 2016

Film House
FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre,
St. Catharines

Cairns
FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre,
St. Catharines

Seneca Queen Theatre
Niagara Falls

7:30PM
Equity
Canadian Premiere
USA, 100 minutes
Rated PG

7:30PM
Chasing Niagara
Canada, Mexico, USA, 75 minutes
Rated PG
Presented by OLG

8:00PM
How to Build a Time Machine
Niagara Premiere
Canada, 82 minutes
Rated G
Q&A with Director Jay Cheel

10:00PM
The Bodyguard
Canadian Premiere
Hong Kong, 99 minutes
Rated 18A
Presented by Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office (Toronto)

9:30PM
Mammal
Canadian Premiere
Ireland, 99 minutes
Rated R

10:00PM
Farhope Tower
Niagara Premiere
Canada, 82 minutes
Rated 18A
Q&A with Director April Mullen

Saturday June 11, 2016	Film House FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre, St. Catharines	Seneca Queen Theatre Niagara Falls
	4:00PM Quo Vado? Spotlight Italy Italy, 86 minutes Rated PG Q&A and Special appearance by Checco Zalone and Director Gennaro Nunziante Co-presented by ICFF	2:30PM The Embargo Project Niagara Premiere Canada, 72 minutes Rated 14A Q&A with Director Zoe Hopkins Co-presented by imagineNATIVE
	7:00PM La Novia Canadian Premiere Germany, Spain, 96 minutes Rated 14A	5:30PM Niagara Rises Shorts Canada, 86 minutes Q&A with Niagara Filmmakers*
	9:30PM Beware the Slenderman Niargara Premiere USA, 117 minutes Rated 14A	8:30PM The People Garden Festival Premiere Canada, Japan, 80 minutes Rating 14A Q&A with Director Nadia Litz

Sunday June 12, 2016	Film House FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre, St. Catharines	Seneca Queen Theatre Niagara Falls
	12:00 Noon Harold and Lillian, A Hollywood Love Story Niagara Premiere USA, 96 minutes Rated PG Presented by RBC	12:00 Noon Italian Short Films Italy, 64 minutes Rated PG Co-presented by ICFF
	2:30PM Harry Benson: Shoot First Niagara Premiere USA, 87 minutes Rated PG	2:00PM How to Let Go of the World and Love All the Things Climate Can’t Change Niagara Premiere USA, 125 minutes Rated PG
	5:00PM Bound (Short film, Canada, 11 minutes) + Fireworkers Canadian Premiere Canada, USA, 91 minutes Rated PG Q&A with Director Christina Lind	5:00PM International Short Films: Best of Clermont-Ferrand France, Ireland, New Zealand, USA, 75 minutes
	8:00PM One Wild Moment Canadian Premiere France, 118 minutes Rated R	7:00PM Okpik’s Dream Niagara Premiere Canada, 73 minutes Rated PG Q&A with Director Laura Rietveld
		9:00PM Vehicular Romanticide (Short film, Canada, 16 minutes) + Minor World Premiere Canada, 72 minutes Rated 18A Q&A with Sam Avery & Elissa Mielke

Friday

June 17, 2016

Partridge
FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre, St. Catharines

Stone Mill Inn
St Catharines

7:00PM
Piper ( Short film, USA, 6 minutes)
+
Finding Dory
Charity Screening
USA, 95 minutes
Rated PG

9:00AM to 6:00PM
Industry Day
In partnership with The Walrus Foundation
Presented by OMDC

9:30PM
Genius
Canadian Premiere
UK, USA, 104 Minutes
Rated (MPAA) PG-13

Saturday June 18, 2016	Film House FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre, St. Catharines	Trius Winery Niagara-on-the-lake
	1:00PM La Stoffa dei Sogni International Premiere Spotlight Italy Italy, France, 101 minutes Rated PG Co-presented by ICFF
	4:30PM Baden Baden Canadian Premiere Belgium, France, 96 minutes Rated 18A
	7:00PM Lo and Behold, Reveries of the Connected World Niagara Premiere USA, 98 minutes Rated PG	7:00PM Dinner / 9:00PM Movie Filmalicious Event All Roads Lead to Rome Niagara Premiere Spotlight Italy Italy, USA, 90 minutes Rated PG Q&A and Special appearance by Claudia Cardinale and Raoul Bova Co-presented by ICFF Movie will take place outside, please dress accordingly.
	9:30PM Trivi ṣ a Canadian Premiere Hong Kong, 97 minutes Rated 18A Presented by Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office (Toronto)

Sunday June 19 2016	Film House FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre, St. Catharines
	1:30PM The Bad Mother Niagara Premiere Canada, 97 minutes Q&A with Director David Fernandes & Sarah Kapoor
	4:30PM Our Little Sister Japan, 128 minutes Rated PG
	7:30PM Awards Ceremony
	8:30PM Remember Me Closing Film USA, 85 minutes Rated 14A Q&A with Director Steve Goldbloom