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Belleville Arts Festival – Film Mixer with Patrick Crowe

November 7 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

$20

Join us at The Landing for an evening that blends cinema, conversation, and community. The Quinte Arts Council is proud to present a Film Mixer featuring the acclaimed documentary The Enduring Enigma of Susanna Moodie by Toronto-based filmmaker Patrick Crowe.

Starring Margaret Atwood as herself and Ceciley Jenkins as Susanna’s Maid. This captivating film explores the life and legacy of Susanna Moodie, one of Canada’s most fascinating historical figures, whose writing captured the struggles and spirit of early settlers in Upper Canada. Narrated with stunning visuals and thoughtful storytelling, the film brings Moodie’s complex persona to life while highlighting her enduring impact on Canadian literature and culture.

The screening will be followed by an intimate Q&A with filmmaker Patrick Crowe, offering insights into his creative process and the historical themes that continue to resonate today.

Tickets: $20
Includes one complimentary beverage (alcoholic or non-alcoholic) and light refreshments.

Don’t miss this chance to connect with fellow film lovers, meet the filmmaker, and experience a powerful work that bridges Canadian history and contemporary storytelling.

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The Landing

75 S Church Street
Belleville, K8N 3B5

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