@veilletteinto

@veilletteinto has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in February 2024. The social media accounts linked to from @veilletteinto are: • Instagram • SoundCloud • LinkedIn • Email • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, veilletteinto has populated their site with: • Toronto Star: Horror-Rama is back with a celebration of Cinepix • Toronto Star: Revisiting Alan Zweig’s landmark documentary ‘Vinyl’ • Globe & Mail: Repertory film pioneer Robert Huber helped establish a culture of cinephilia in Toronto • CBC Arts: Only three movie theatres remain in Canada’s North. What now? • Toronto Star: Toronto’s repertory cinemas are thriving • CBC Arts: A history of the movie theatre snack bar • Toronto Star: Toronto archivists help to preserve films for generations • Toronto Star: Rob Reiner’s greatest movies - ‘Stand By Me’ & more • Canada's History: A review of "Montreal After Dark" by Matthieu Caron • Subscribe to The Downtown Theatre on Substack • ‎"Emmanuelle in Ontario" on Letterboxd • Radio-Canada coverage of "Emmanuelle in Ontario" • CBC Arts coverage of "Emmanuelle in Ontario" • Trailer for my short documentary "Emmanuelle in Ontario" • About me | Portfolio • Toronto Star: Cult film festival comes roaring back to life • The Downtown Theatre on Substack • My latest production: Emmanuelle in Ontario • The Downtown Theatre • My latest for the Globe & Mail • Globe & Mail: Emmanuelle in Ontario uses 70s erotic film to explore the province’s age of censorship • Spacing: How Toronto's neighbourhood cinemas shaped local life • Toronto Star: TV historian Ed Conroy traces the evolution of Toronto kids’ programming. • CBC Arts: For small town cinemas across Canada, the show must go on • Toronto Star: This groundbreaking queer film was made for $8,000 at U of T when being gay was illegal. Sixty years later, it's having a revival • Globe & Mail: A new book revisits the legacy of Ed Wood • Film meets Regulation: The Ontario Censor Board • Globe & Mail: Film classification is alive & well in British Columbia • Toronto Star: Legendary indie film venue saved from eviction • Toronto Star: As a landmark film about Glenn Gould returns, it’s time to revisit the iconic musician’s Toronto • Globe & Mail: How Canadian film archives are fighting to save our audio-visual heritage • Toronto Star: How a Toronto cinema circumvented Ontario's film censors • Globe & Mail: Preserving Canadian experimental film