There could have been no home finer than The Velvet Underground. Pendance's new Music Director Walter Noseworthy had visited and researched every concert venue in Toronto and when it came down to where he wanted to host the opening night concert to launch the Pendance...
We're so proud to announce that the Pendance Library is now live. Check it out here. We love the films we select so much and stand behind these films forever. As they go online or become available on streaming platforms, you can expect to see...
Age Out (formerly Friday's Child) launched online on Google Play, ITunes and various other platforms on November, 22, 2019. After winning the Jury Award for Best Picture at Pendance 2019, a world premiere at SXSW and a great festival run, the film is finally getting...
The Pendance Film Festival is proud to welcome eight wonderful additions to the Short Film Jury for 2020. The Jury is comprised of Robyn Citizen (TIFF Short Cuts Programmer), Alexandra Mitchell (Austin Film Festival Programmer) and Pendance alums; Mauro Mueller, Myrsini Aristidou, Carlota Pereda, Marija Apcevska, Cam...
Synopsis: Fresh out of foster care at age 18, a young drifter turns to petty crime to survive, and discovers an impossible love in an unlikely friend. Country: USA ...
Synopsis: Caleb Landry Jones (Get Out, Three Billboards) and Eleonore Hendricks star in Peter Brunner’s Psychological thriller. Set in New York, the film explores the dark mind of Norman (Jones), an installations artist, as he attempts to piece together his tormented past and the fire in which his parents...
Synopsis: Despite boasting rich friendships and a creative job, young filmmaker Ann is consumed by the fantasy of finding true love. Just when she thinks she’s found it, she is friend-zoned and the disappointment of rejection shoots her down a deep rabbit hole of unrequited love....
Synopsis: A non-romantic true love story between a child in crises, addicted to graffiti, on the brink of destruction, losing faith in integrity, and a humble teacher who believes there is no such thing as a bad kid, only a bad situation. Country: USA ...
