NORTH COUNTRY CINEMA » Jon Rafman

BRAIDS & WRTBC AT THE DANIELS SPECTRUM

ncc — Thu, 22 Nov 2012 05:29:29 +0000

We’re very excited to have Alexander Carson’s films Braids (2012) and “We Refuse To Be Cold” (2011) programmed together for the first time! “Personal Visions: The Stories and Confessions from Canadian Autocinema” will present a tight evening of contemporary short-format film and video work by some of our country’s most exciting young filmmakers at the Daniels Spectrum Aki Studio Theatre in Toronto on December 10, 2012. This event is produced by local inter-arts company Suburban Beast, and will also feature films by Jon Rafman, Trevor Anderson, Tess Girard, and Jordan Tannahill. We are thrilled to be screening our work in such good company, and tickets are only 10$. A lively discussion with the directors about personal filmmaking will follow. Show starts at 8:00 pm on Dec 10, we hope to see you there!

JON RAFMAN’S CODES OF HONOR AT SLAMDANCE 2012

ncc — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 03:39:57 +0000

Montreal artist and filmmaker Jon Rafman is a long time friend of North Country Cinema. His latest film, Codes of Honor, will play at the Slamdance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, next month. NCC’s Nicholas Martin contributed substantially to this exciting new work, providing sound design, picturing editing, and original music for the film. If you can’t make it to Park City, please check out this innovative and thoughtful work in its entirety here!

“TELEGRAMS CINEMA REVISITED” VIDEO ONLINE

ncc — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 14:02:50 +0000

Just over a year ago, North Country Cinema presented the final Telegrams show to a crowd of 50+ at the Sunset Theatre in Wells, BC. Throughout the tour, from New York to British Columbia, we had the opportunity to collaborate with amazing filmmakers, including Jon Rafman, Dan Beirne, Royce Vavrek, Adam Beck, and Dan Popa. We owe much respect to our Tech Director Zachary Cox, to the Alberta Foundation for the Arts for financial support, and to the generous folks who hosted us along the way. And, of course, many thanks to the audiences who came out to support the work. Here we’ve cut together some fond memories from the tour for posterity. Thanks again, all.