A man using crutches singing into a mike
Jan 20

AKA Doc Pomus

PRESENTED BY THE TORONTO JEWISH FILM SOCIETY
A CO-PRESENTATION WITH REELABILITIES FILM FESTIVAL TORONTO

USA, 2012, William Hechter & Peter Miller, directors, 98 minutes  Jerome Felder had polio as a child. He grew up to become songwriter Doc Pomus who wrote classic hits, including, “Save the Last Dance for Me”, “This Magic Moment” and “Viva Las Vegas”. A story of an unforgettable man making unforgettable music.

Open captioning and ASL available.

Guest speaker: Director William Hechter

NOTE: Our first film of 2019, AKA Doc Pomus, will be shown at the Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema located at 506 Bloor Street West. The theatre is accessible. Food and drink are allowed in the auditorium. The screening times will be 1:00 and 4:30 pm

 

TJFS BOX OFFICE INFO:

1:00 pm and 4:30 pm Screenings

Buy advance tickets on Eventbrite.

Please bring a printout of your e-ticket or confirmation sheet to the theatre on the day of the screening; you can also provide your e-ticket on your smartphone to the Usher for scanning.

*There are no phone or in person advance sales.

 

Day-of single tickets for each screening are subject to availability and are processed on a rush-only basis.

All single ticket door sales are cash or MasterCard/Visa only. All ticket sales are final; no refunds or exchanges on in person or online advanced sales.

$15 General Admission

$10 Young Adults (age 18-35)

Box Office for the 1:00 pm screening opens at 12:30 pm at Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema

Box Office for the 4:30 pm screening opens at 4:00 pm at Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema

DATE & TIME

- [ Add to Calendar ] 2019-01-20 18:00:00 2019-01-20 23:30:00 AKA Doc Pomus <h5>PRESENTED BY THE TORONTO JEWISH FILM SOCIETY</h5> <h6>A CO-PRESENTATION WITH REELABILITIES FILM FESTIVAL TORONTO</h6> <p><strong>USA, 2012, William Hechter &amp; Peter Miller, directors, 98 minutes </strong> Jerome Felder had polio as a child. He grew up to become songwriter Doc Pomus who wrote classic hits, including, “Save the Last Dance for Me”, “This Magic Moment” and “Viva Las Vegas”. A story of an unforgettable man making unforgettable music.</p> <p>Open captioning and ASL available.</p> <p><strong>Guest speaker: Director William Hechter</strong></p> Bloor St. Culture Corridor info@perceptible.com America/Toronto public

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