For Immediate Release: April 5, 2016, Brampton
Brampton Library and City of Brampton are in on the National Canadian Film Day action, inviting movie fans of all ages to watch a free public screening of Bollywood/Hollywood on Wednesday, April 20th at 6:00pm.
National Canadian Film Day offers Canadians from coast to coast the chance to be exposed to our own great stories and have some FUN!
We chose Bollywood/Hollywood because it's a funny, family-friendly movie for all Brampton residents to enjoy on the Garden Square big screen, in the heart of this great city.
What: Rain or shine, celebrate National Canadian Film Day by watching a free screening of Bollywood/Hollywood
Where: Garden Square, 1 Theatre Lane, Brampton. Don't forget to bring your lawn chair! This event is happening rain or shine!
When: 5:00pm - Skype interview with the lm's director Deepa Mehta/ 6:00pm - Bollywood/Hollywood
About the Film: Bollywood/Hollywood: Joyfully subverting the romantic conventions of both cultures, this story follows Rahul, a wealthy South Asian Canadian whose family pressures him to bring a "nice Hindu girl" to his sister's wedding. Instead, Rahul hires Sue (Lisa Ray), a beautiful escort. Naturally, the two end up falling in love—and just as naturally, complications ensue!
Cast members: Rahul Khanna, Lisa Ray, Rishma Malik, Moushumi Chatterjee
Director: Deepa Mehta
Writer: Deepa Mehta
Producer: David Hamilton
About City of Brampton: The ninth-largest city in Canada, Brampton celebrates a diverse population that represents people from 209 distinct ethnic backgrounds who speak 89 different languages. Brampton residents and visitors have access to state-of-the-art recreation facilities and one of the fastest-growing transit systems in Canada. Opened in 2007, Brampton Civic Hospital is part of the William Osler Health System, which is one of the largest community hospitals in Canada. For more information, visit www.brampton.ca or follow @CityBrampton on Twitter.
About Brampton Library: Brampton Library enriches the lives of Brampton residents by promoting literacy and by providing access to recreational materials and information in a welcoming environment that fosters connections with others and with the community. Our seven branches and website provide daily service and 24/7 online access to books, magazines, large print materials, audio books, and DVDs. Our library system offers more than 100 computer workstations, free internet access, and daily free public programming in multiple languages for all ages and interests.
Media Contacts:
June Dickenson
Manager, Marketing and Communications
Brampton Library
C: (416) 605-9749 or (647) 477-6000
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