Poster: Screening of Fezeka’s Voice to celebrate the World Cup in South AfricaNational Film Board of Canada Cinema, Thursday July 8th, 2010, 6:30-9:30 pm
Credit: fezeka.com
The Consul General of South Africa in Toronto
Ms. Tselane Mokuena
&
All Living Things
invite you to a private screening
of
Fezeka’s Voice
to celebrate the World Cup in South Africa
The beautiful story of one man, a teacher, who has spent the last 12 years of his life inspiring the children of his township through laughter, love and song.
Thursday July 8th, 2010
Reception: 6:30 to 7:00 pm
Feature Film: 7:15 pm
Post Reception: 8:30 to 9:30 pm
National Film Board of Canada Cinema
150 John St. @ Richmond St. W., Toronto ON M5V 3C3
[TTC: Osgoode subway station]
Donation: $25.00
Proceeds to The Fezeka Foundation
RSVP to events@all-living-things.org
youtube.com: Fezeka: At the heart of this initiative is a documentary, a scholarship fund, and a social network.
Watch the trailer, visit the site, www.fezeka.com and become part of the community.
Credit: cielproductions
links:
CieL Productions: multimedia content for change
All Living Things
ndisafunda.za: Alexandra (Alex) Abraham is blogging from South Africa
Education Without Borders: Fezeka school in Guguletu
Canada South Africa Chamber of Business
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News from CIEL PRODUCTIONS:
Fezeka prepares a Toronto return
Fezeka HQ are delighted to announce The Ontario Black History Society have invited Fezeka's Voice to be part of their
Black International Film Festival
Sunday, February 13th
2:00 pm
Royal Ontario Museum
100 Queen's Park
Toronto M5S 2C6
Please visit link for more details
rom.on.ca/programs/lectures
This screening is the fourth held in Canada and cements our extraordinary relationship with those in Ontario who wish to see Phumi's story told to as wide an audience as possible.
Politicians, educators, family, friends and those who hold a deep connection to South Africa have all made each Canadian screening one to remember.
Henry Calderon, Public Affairs Director for the Canadian screenings would like to personally thank the Consul General of South Africa, Tselane Mokuena as well as Daphne Jackson, social secretary for the Consulate for their amazing support.
And a special mention to the caterers Bryan Fishburn, The Sultan of Somosas and the ECO Shushi Restaurants.
Team Fezeka send huge thanks to Rosemary Sadlier and the Ontario Black History Society for showcasing our film next week
www.blackhistorysociety.ca
... and if you're a Canadian film-fan then please pass this on to family and friends in Toronto
Thank you!
For more information please visit: www.fezeka.com
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