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Has it been 10 years already? Making its final stop on its Canadian tour, Resfest touches down at the newly named Theatre D (formerly The Royal) on College starting this Thursday November 30. Running all weekend, with some 100 works in 15 different programs, Resfest continues its mandate to showcase eclectic international shorts with a mix of live action, animation, motion graphics and documentary.
Fortunately the good people at the festival have given us a pair of tickets for the opening screening of Rock The Bells and the opening night party going down at Supermarket after the show. Read on for the contest and the schedule of the weekend's screenings.
The first person who can name the original 9 members of the Wu Tang Clan wins our contest.
E-mail your answers, along with your name, to contests@torontoist.com (with the subject header Resfest). The winner will be announced on Wednesday.
Resfest Toronto Schedule
Thursday Nov 30
7pm Shorts One
9pm Rock The Bells
Friday Dec 1
7pm A Decade of Resfest: Seminal Shorts
9pm Videos That Rock
Saturday Dec 2
1pm Everything Under The Sun
3pm By Design
5pm Radiohead Retrospective
7pm Keynote Speaker: Dougal Wilson
9pm Cinema Electronica
Sunday Dec 3
1pm Shorts Two
3pm Unsung Heroes: Music Videos
5pm Shorts Three
7pm CanCon Shorts and Muisc Videos
8:30pm Paul Frank Presents The Vice Guide To Travel
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Damn, they changed the name of the Royal, officially?
I say we keep on calling it the royal. And lobby the new owners for that effect.
I smell a late night re-postering-over-the-new-name-labels coming up.
I think it's called "Theatre D at the Royal" or something like that. The company is named "Theatre D Digital," and that's the name the Regent has been going by since they bought it.