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April 2016
OPENING APRIL 1 2016 - Carlton Cinemas, Toronto
A feature film starring Nicholas Campbell, Marcia Bennet, Rachel Wilson and John Cleland
Written and directed by Michael Gibson
Executive Producer Allan Stitt
SYNOPSIS
The Addition tells the story of a mediation between two neighbours in dispute over a proposed addition. The mediation process reveals that the strident positions of both sides mask completely different and more vulnerable issues and leads to a surprising and not necessarily comfortable conclusion.
View Trailer https://vimeo.com/106393109
SPECIAL FEATURE
Following each screening in the first week will be a panel discussion on a theme of mediation composed of experts in the field.
Date |
MC |
Featured Org |
Panelists (3-4 max.) |
Intro after Panel |
Friday
April 1 |
SFHG: TBA |
Stitt, Feld, HandyGroup |
Elinor Whitmore, Oliver Martin, Allan Stitt |
NA |
Sat
April 2 |
St. Stephen’s: Jereko Baije |
mediate393 |
TBA by mediate393 |
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Sun
April 3 |
St. Stephen’s:Suzanne Sherkin |
Osgoode Hall Law School, Mediation Clinic and Intensive |
Martha Simmons + 2 students |
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Mon
April 4 |
St. Stephen’s: Jill Moriarty |
York University Continuing Education |
Gregg Fenten, Dennis Hodgkinson, Laura Tarcea |
Municipal Licensing and Standards, Joe Magalhaes, Director, Investigation Services
Family Dispute Resolution Institute of Ontario (FDRIO), Rick Shields, Vice Chair |
Tue
April 5 |
St. Stephen’s:
Dave Noganosh |
Ontario Association for Family Mediation |
3 TBA by OAFM |
Durham College Mediation-Alternative Dispute Resolution Program, Helen Lightstone |
Wed
April 6 |
St. Stephen’s:Lorna Richards |
Ontario Community Mediation Coalition |
Dixie Bloor Neighbourhood Centre Conflict Resolution Service, Martina Paloheimo
Community Justice Initiatives, Kitchener, Julie Friesen
Community Justice Alternatives Durham, TBA |
Municipal Licensing and Standards, Mark Sraga, Director, Investigation Services |
Thu
April 7 |
St. Stephen’s:staff |
St. Stephen’s Community House, Conflict Resolution & Training (CRT) |
3 CRT volunteers and/or associates |
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SEATING IS EXTEMELY LIMITED AND IS EXPECTED TO SELL OUT
To avoid disappointment please reserve your seat for the evening of your choice in advance.
Tickets are $12 \in advance or $10 at the door. To book advance tickets, please call Amanda Chambers at (416) 307-0000 or by email achambers@adr.ca
Advance tickets can be paid for by credit card and picked up at the door on the evening of the screening.
This is a public event and in the event shows are not sold out in advance, tickets will be available for purchase at the Carlton box office the day of the show for $10.
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some of the thousaunds of comments we recieve
"Well all i can say is what a great way to have fun yet learn, this
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others. You don't especially have lots of hype compared to other people,
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"These things are addictive! If you don't beat them the first time
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"First, not only does this flash make you pick your brain a little
but it also gives you sympathy for the store clerk. There were points
where I felt sorry for the girl and when I didn't want to annoy her.
This flash also had wonderful voice acting and the added hint feature
proved most useful. Anybody who gives this entry a bad rating obviously
is either ignorant, stupid, or just immature." - Icewolf, Newgrounds
"Great stuff, really gets your blood pressure up. I enjoy the challenge
as well as learning better how to deal with a difficult person" - Shawn
I found all three episodes of "Ambition" by Michael Gibson excellent.
They all took me several attempts and taught me a lot. I found that
there was just enough information to tease my brain and make me think,
but not so much that I would become a simple 'vegetable,' just watching
another movie. I found the third episode particularly preferable. I
do sympathise with him, but it was not so much Ted himself that interested
me. I am a particular fan about Ted's theory on the truth being just
like an onion in that there are layers upon layers, ultimately leaving
you with the choice to either just let it rest and trust in God, or
to try and pursue it in your own mortal strength, and send yourself
mad. My congratulations to Michael Gibson, clearly a talented mind behind
these interactive cartoons. - Esther
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