Just yesterday, we learned that the 33rd edition of Toronto's annual Canadian Music Week would include a keynote talk with director Spike Lee. Today, the remainder of the fest's film programming has been announced.
In total, CMW runs from May 1 to 10, but its film contingent is limited to May 8 and 9. The programming is geared toward music-related documentaries.
These include the DJ-related film I Am What I Play, the Thor tribute I Am Thor, the WFMU radio exploration Sex and Broadcasting, the Japanese country music flick Made in Japan, the street musician exposé Lowdown Tracks and Salad Days, a new documentary exploring '80s hardcore punk from Washington, DC.
These selections join Spike Lee's keynote talk on May 9 and the special screening of Do the Right Thing on May 10.
Tickets for CMW are available here, while the rest of the fest's lineup is available here.
In total, CMW runs from May 1 to 10, but its film contingent is limited to May 8 and 9. The programming is geared toward music-related documentaries.
These include the DJ-related film I Am What I Play, the Thor tribute I Am Thor, the WFMU radio exploration Sex and Broadcasting, the Japanese country music flick Made in Japan, the street musician exposé Lowdown Tracks and Salad Days, a new documentary exploring '80s hardcore punk from Washington, DC.
These selections join Spike Lee's keynote talk on May 9 and the special screening of Do the Right Thing on May 10.
Tickets for CMW are available here, while the rest of the fest's lineup is available here.
