Local Toronto Film makers please visit us starting this Monday December 2nd 2024 at our new digs in the back of the CineCycle building, one of the last venues of analog film presentation in the city!
Located right behind the 401 Richmond Street arts building down the lane off 129 Spadina Ave, in the coach house building where CineCycle has kept its doors open to analog film screenings for more then thirty years. We are proud and honoured to be a part of this very important Heritage site and cultural hub of the Toronto film and art scene.
Also accessible through the 401 Richmond Street arts building parking lot. This is not a searchable address, I don’t think Siri has been there… best to head out on foot and in the spirit of adventure boldly find your own short cut to this small bit of history in the busy city.
We welcome your visit to drop off your film or pick up your projects. Leaving your film at a cinema what could be better! This is a shared space so we have set up a counter to control traffic, please ring the bell and one of our staff will be right there to welcome you. Please be respectful of this historic site, as well as the people who work here.
A long overdue pairing of supporters of the Toronto film scene, CFMDC, CineCycle and NCL. Finally bringing together the true essence of analog film processing, scanning, preservation, distribution and presentation. As well as good people, artists, bicycles, projectors, culture and history right in the heart of the city!