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October 2, 2007
 Didn't go to Ottawa this year? Even if you went, you might not have been able to see the special screenings on poetry and animation, Poetry in Motion. If you live in Montreal, you can see both programs this week on Thursday and Saturday at the Cinémathèque Québécoise. The programmer is the National Film Board producer and author Marcel Jean, and he has selected shorts that span decades and geographical boundaries (although the first screening is half Canadian, including Québécois, in its content).From Words to Images Thursday, October 4, 6:30 p.m. Primiti Too Taa, Ed Akerman, Colin Morton Essere morti o essere vivi è la stessa cosa, Gianluigi Toccafondo Forgetfulness, Julian Grey Rain, Michael Sewnarain Espolio, Sidney Goldsmith Aloud/Bagatelle, Don McWilliams 6 haïku, Éric Ledune A Said Poem, Veronika Soul Tengo la posizione, Simone Massi The Old Fools, Ruth Lingford Poetry is Child’s Play, Bouwine Pool Sandburg’s Arithmetic, Lynn Smith Tread Softly, Heebok Lee At the Quinte Hotel, Bruce Alcock (click the image above for an excerpt.) The Film as Poetry Itself Saturday, October 6, 5:00 p.m. Accordion, Michèle Cournoyer Stones (Sten), Lejf Marcussen Beginnings, Clorinda Warny, Suzanne Gervais, Lina Gagnon As people, Ursula Ferrara Kaiten Mokuba, Thomas Hicks 9 in a Chimney 10 in a Bed or Hates A Strong Word, Jean-Jacques Villard Renaissance, Walerian Borowczyk Night on Bald Mountain, Alexandre Alexeïeff, Claire Parker Grace, Lorelei Pepi Mr. Pascal, Alison de Vere Repete, Michaela Pavlátová Labels: events, Montreal, OIAF, Ottawa International Animation Festival, shorts  
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