The Central Canada Film Group is presenting a Toronto International Film Festival Film tomorrow as part of their Films Up North Series. The group’s Tom Heine says they will be showing the Great Buster a look at the career of Buster Keaton who he explains was one of the pioneers of the silent movie era in the same generation as Harold Lloyd and Charlie Chaplin.  He adds Peter Bogdanovich directed this movie and it won quite a number or awards.  Heine notes folks under 18 can get in for free because he thinks this is kind of an important film if you enjoy the history of the stars of the past and Keaton is a touchstone in that realm.

The Great Buster will be shown tomorrow night at 7:30 in the Hapnot Collegiate Theatre.  Because this is a Toronto Film Festival Film admission will be ten dollars for those 18 and over.