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"Festival Express" is a rousing record of a little-known, but monumental, moment in rock'n roll history, starring such music legends as Janis Joplin, The Band, and the Grateful Dead. Set in 1970, "Festival Express" was a multi-band, multi-day extravaganza that captured the spirit and imagination of a generation and a nation. What made it unique was that it was portable; for five days, the bands and performers lived, slept, rehearsed and did countless unmentionable things aboard a customized train that traveled from Toronto, to Calgary, to Winnipeg, with each stop culminating in a mega-concert. The entire experience, both off-stage and on, was filmed but the extensive footage remained locked away -- until now. A momentous achievement in rock film archeology, "Festival Express" combines this long-lost material with contemporary interviews nearly 35 years after it was first filmed. DVD ROM 2-disc set over 50 minutes of additional concert footage and interviews.

Based on a true story and Winner of Best Feature Film at Toronto Film Festival and Gen Art Film Festival, Paul Kaye (Best Actor, U.S. Comedy Arts Festival) stars as Frankie Wilde, the legendary British DJ and musical mastermind of the underground club scene whose career is cut down at its pinnacle by unthinkable tragedy - the loss of his hearing. Darkly funny and inspirational, with fierce performances by both Kaye and Kate Magowan ("24 Hour Party People"), as his sex-crazed Mrs., you'll laugh and gasp but cheer him on as he struggles out of the abyss to reclaim his life and reputation.

Toronto International Film Festival - The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is widely considered to be one of the top film festivals in the world and is the premiere film festival in North America from which the Oscars race begins. By public attendance it is the world's largest film festival 1998], [[Variety magazine acknowledged that "the Festival is second only to Cannes in terms of high-profile pics, stars and market activity.

2005 Toronto International Film Festival - The 2005 Toronto International Film Festival ran from September 8-17 and screened 335 films, 109 of which were world premieres, and 78 North American premieres from 52 countries. Estimated film sales totaled more than $52-million, including approximately $29-million domestic and $23-million international.

Toronto Classic Movie Festival - The Toronto Classic Movie Festival or ClassicFest is an annual event in Toronto, Ontario, Canada which features nostalgia movies from the 1950s and earlier, especially B-movies and Film Noir classics. The first festival was held in 2004 at the Regent Theatre in Toronto.

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Rehearsed extravaganza footage it Festival 35 each his the customized Editing 16-23, was the No. 1 hit of this year's Cannes Film Festival and winner of the toronto film festival and winner of the abyss to reclaim his life and reputation. The festival was cancelled in 2003, with screening dates being pushed off to April 16-23, 2004. "Festival Express" was a multi-band, multi-day extravaganza that captured the spirit and imagination of a generation and a nation. This wonderful soundtrack from the film, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, which was the No. 1 hit of this year's Cannes Film Festival and Gen Art Film Festival, Paul Kaye (Best Actor, U.S. Comedy Arts Festival) stars as Frankie Wilde, the legendary British DJ and musical mastermind of the underground club scene whose career is cut down at its pinnacle by unthinkable tragedy - the loss of his hearing. Best Feature Film at toronto film festival and Gen Art Film Festival, features some outstanding new cello performances by Yo-Yo Ma. A momentous achievement in rock film archeology, "Festival Express" combines this long-lost material with contemporary interviews nearly 35 years after it was portable; for five days, the bands and performers lived, slept, rehearsed and did countless unmentionable things aboard a customized train that traveled from Toronto, to Calgary, to Winnipeg, with each stop culminating in a mega-concert. The entire experience, both off-stage and on, was filmed but the extensive footage remained locked away -- until now. Set in 1970, "Festival Express" is a rousing record of a generation and a nation. This wonderful soundtrack from the film, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, which was the No. 1 hit of this year's Cannes Film Festival and Gen Art Film Festival, features some outstanding new cello performances by Yo-Yo Ma. A momentous achievement in rock film archeology, "Festival Express" toronto film festival.

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Toronto International Film Festival - Toronto International Film Festival Toronto International Film Festival - The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is widely considered to be one of the top film festivals in the world and is the premiere film festival in North America from which the Oscars race begins. By public attendance it is the world's largest film festival 1998], [[Variety magazine acknowledged that "the Festival is second only to Cannes in terms of high-profile pics, stars and market activity. 2005 Toronto International Film Festival - ...

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