Reg Hartt, The Cineforum, The Public Enemy, Rochdale College

The CineForum is modeled on everything from the Symposium in Athens to The Beat Hotel in Paris and beyond. In the main hall hangs a full sized authorized replica of The Turin Shroud. It is a place where people see damn good movies, meet interesting folks, arrive strangers and walk out part of a community that spans the world. There’s a Beer Store across the street and a Liquor store around the corner. A lot of good people have lived at The CineForum among them Canada’s greatest male dancer, Rene Highway and a host of artists, painters, poets, musicians like WizTheMC, The Mad Dalton, Petunia, Stedmond Pardy, Al Aronowitz, Yusuke Hasegawa, Yusuke Hoshi, Andre Skinner, Aditya Shankar, Robert Naismith and many, many more. Everyone who comes to The CineForum leaves richer. The CineForum has been called everything the author of THE DEATH AND LIFE OF GREAT AMERICAN CITIES, Jane Jacobs, wrote about. What makes it everything she wrote about is the continuing effort to destroy it. It’s the front line in the battle for personal freedom. A high ranking Tibetan Lama who accompanied The Dalai Lama on his first journey across Canada told Reg Hartt, who created it, that he is a Crazy-Wisdom-Yogin. If you are going to live in Toronto this city has a war on fun it helps to be crazy. Said Joe Fiorito, “Reg Hartt teaches like Neal Cassady drove a bus.” That is a helluva compliment.

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Bob Clampett Animation Workshop Session August 12, 1979.

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