Breaking news that you need to act on now.

Yes, the important cinema club has a big event to tell you about in the city of Toronto.

Come to the hot dock cinema on Saturday, November 29th at 7.30 p.m.

We will be taking part in Truth and Dare, celebrating the most mind-expanding, form-pushing

works emerging from the documentary world with a one-of-a-kind, can't-miss event. That's right. As part of this series of events, it's the important cinema club live. The important cinema club live. Wow, like never before. It's Saturday night. That's exactly what it is. That's a Saturday night scene song, right? Oh, no, I'm Mr. Bill. Oh, will Mr. Bill be there? Hey, making copies. All your favorite characters. He's doing, you're doing the Roxbury guy? Chip and Dale dancer. Oh, Chippendale dancer, yeah. But hey. I literally did it. We're not here to talk about Saturday Night Live. We're here to talk about our event at Hot Docs. We will be presenting Leo Kerax's new film, It's Not Me. That's right, the director of Holy Motors, Annette, many other fine films, has a new film called It's Not Me, which is an autobiographical self-portrait. One of the greatest living filmmakers. We'll be presenting that film, and we will also be doing a live podcast slash discussion slash forum slash something or other. Mind-expanding journey, if you will. Exactly. We'll be expanding on what Mr. Karak said in the film. We'll be like, thank you, Leo. Yeah, and maybe you'll talk back. We have something to add to that. Yeah, maybe we could improve on that a little bit. So we'll be giving him some notes. He won't be there, but I'm sure it'll get back to him. And we'll be talking about autobiographical self-portrait films in general. So it is going to be an amazing night at the movies, live on Saturday night. If you've ever wanted to do a Mark David Chapman to us. Don't do it, please. Not there. Justin has a newborn child, so don't do it there. No. Shoot me. You're going to jump in front of the bullet? I have nothing to live for. Let Justin live. But you know what the audience member has to live for seeing us on Saturday night.

The hot dog cinema.

That's right.

Saturday, November 29th, 7.30 p.m.

Come on out.

Buy your tickets now.

Please.

Please.

Please.