$10 for Two Film Tickets at Museum London ($20 Value)
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- Promotes new Canadian films
- Feature-length & shorts
- Thrillers, musicals & more
- Located downtown
The first moving picture, which depicted a horse running at full gallop, was quickly enhanced by the first special effects, which showed a horse exploding next to a 3-D spaceship. Enjoy advances in film with today's Groupon: for $10, you get two film tickets at Museum London (a $20 value) on Ridout Street North.
Museum London promotes Canadian and Southwestern Ontario art, culture, and history via brain-cell boosting public and educational programming. On the last Thursday of every month, the museum hosts the Domestic Arrivals film series in partnership with the Toronto International Film Festival, screening current Canadian feature-length and short films. Viewings often conclude with question and answer periods with directors, writers, actors, and opinionated computers.
Score: A Hockey Musical on March 31, follows seventeen-year-old hockey player Farley (played by Noah Reid) from a sheltered upbringing to a contract with a major hockey team. More upcoming films include The High Cost of Living (May 26), where Isabelle Blais and Zach Braff play characters who cross paths and find life-changing consequences; and Repeaters (June 30), a thriller about three young addicts who live the same events over and over but respond with radically different interpretive dances.
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London Free Press featured Museum London, and more than 980 Facebookers like it.
- Promotes new Canadian films
- Feature-length & shorts
- Thrillers, musicals & more
- Located downtown
The first moving picture, which depicted a horse running at full gallop, was quickly enhanced by the first special effects, which showed a horse exploding next to a 3-D spaceship. Enjoy advances in film with today's Groupon: for $10, you get two film tickets at Museum London (a $20 value) on Ridout Street North.
Museum London promotes Canadian and Southwestern Ontario art, culture, and history via brain-cell boosting public and educational programming. On the last Thursday of every month, the museum hosts the Domestic Arrivals film series in partnership with the Toronto International Film Festival, screening current Canadian feature-length and short films. Viewings often conclude with question and answer periods with directors, writers, actors, and opinionated computers.
Score: A Hockey Musical on March 31, follows seventeen-year-old hockey player Farley (played by Noah Reid) from a sheltered upbringing to a contract with a major hockey team. More upcoming films include The High Cost of Living (May 26), where Isabelle Blais and Zach Braff play characters who cross paths and find life-changing consequences; and Repeaters (June 30), a thriller about three young addicts who live the same events over and over but respond with radically different interpretive dances.
Reviews
London Free Press featured Museum London, and more than 980 Facebookers like it.