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OFFA returns with with our much-anticipated Winter Screening
Series! This annual film
series includes three award winning films from Canada and around the world that
highlight stories of perseverance and redemption, and human triumph. And with
the purchase of a screening series pass, you get a guaranteed ticket to the
National Canadian Film Day Screening of renowned Canadian
Actor/Director/Playwright and Screenwriter Don McKellar’s The Grand
Seduction, starring Brendan Gleeson, 
Gordon Pinsent, Mary Walsh, Taylor Kitsch, and OFFA alumni Liane
Balaban, on Wednesday 16^th April at 730 pm at Film.Ca Cinemas.  CanFilmDay is 
presented by Film.Ca Cinemas, Reel Canada,  and OFFA. 
All films are screening at Film.Ca Cinemas, 171 Speers Rd,
Oakville.

Most screenings include live or zoom Q&As with
filmmakers, actors and others, that you don’t want to miss! Tickets are
available as singles for $12.99 each, or as part of our screening series pass
for $29.99 which includes all three screenings PLUS a guaranteed seat for
National Canadian Film Day on 16^th April at Film.Ca Cinemas.

EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT: When you buy TWO PASSES, now
until 12th February, you get both passes half price using the code:
OFFAwinter25 upon checkout for each pass. This is a great deal, you will pay
less than $5 a film if you purchase the two passes. Remember to get the double
pass discount, you need to enter the code OFFAwinter25 when purchasing
both passes. Single tickets are $12.99 HST.

Moderator/Host
Tyler Collins.

January
29^th 730 pm Film.Ca Cinemas. Screening includes a pre-taped introduction
from Director Payal Kapadia and pre taped virtual Q&A with host/moderator
Tyler Collins. Tickets and Trailer here.

Cannes
Festival Grand Prix Award Winner: All We Imagine As Light Dir. Payal Kapadia.
This film is winning awards around the world.,

France, India, Netherlands, Luxembourg | 2024
| 118m | Malayalam, Hindi (with English subtitles)

In Mumbai, Nurse Prabha’s routine is troubled when she
receives an unexpected gift from her estranged husband. Her younger roommate,
Anu, tries in vain to find a spot in the city to be intimate with her
boyfriend. Writer-director Payal Kapadia’s fiction feature debut follows two
women at turning points. Moving from urban bustle to seaside idyll, All
We Imagine as Light locates dreamlike reverie in emotional shifts and
everyday experiences.