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On Saturday June 8th the Capitol Theatre and Kootenay Moving Picturespresent a wonderful collection of recent animation curated by artist,
Siloën Daley.
The films selected celebrate play, proudly incorporate a love of
living things, highlight deep personal expression, and promote
positive change through actions. The programming is aimed at a general
audience with a run-time of an average feature film. Details of the
short films to be presented are coming soon!
Siloën will present the programming and is excited to be joined by
like minded artists, Lisa Marr & friends who are travelling in from
near and far! They will warm us up with some acoustic music and maybe
even a little bingo between sets!! It will be a lovely night of
culture and play!!!
Siloën Daley is a Kootenay kid who founded Carbon Arc Cinema, a
community art house in Halifax as well as the Animation Festival of
Halifax. She loves community building through the arts.
Paolo Davanzo is a filmmaker, educator and one of the co-founders of
the Echo Park Film Center in 2001. He believes in the power of cinema
and storytelling to bring love and hope to the world.
Lisa Marr loves making movies and music with communities all over the
world. She’s been part of the Echo Park Film Center Family since 2001.
Matthew James-Wilson is a writer, photographer and musician who
founded Heavy Manners Library, is the editor of Forge. art magazine,
and has family in the area.
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Image is a still from the Creston Valley Film Society's submission for
IN THE CLOUDS: ANIJAM, a collaborative short animation produced by
Siloën.
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421 Victoria St, Nelson, BC, Canada, British Columbia V1L4K6
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