Arts

Cowan and Davies on Of Time and the City

Film to be shown at Vancouver film fest on Oct 3 and 6

By Xtra.ca • September 12, 2008 8:00 pm EDT

Bell Lightbox artistic director Noah Cowan chats with film director Terence Davies about his entry into this year’s Toronto International Film Festival, Of Time and the City.

The film is also showing at the 2008 Vancouver International Film Festival on Oct 3 and 6 — click here for schedule and ticket information.

Check out more Out at TIFF 2008 coverage.

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