Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Cinéfranco is an annual film festival in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, which presents a weeklong program of both Canadian and international French language films.The festival was established in 1997 by Marcelle Lean, a former chair of the Ontario Film Development Corporation, and was staged for the first time in February 1998. Lean remains the event's executive director as of 2015.Unlike larger events such as the Toronto International Film Festival, all films throughout the week are screened in a single theatre venue. To establish broader audience appeal beyond the city's francophone community alone, all films are screened with English language subtitles.Separately from the main festival, an annual youth program of films for children and teenagers is also staged. The separate youth program was launched for the first time in 2007.The festival presents an annual award, the Radio-Canada Audience Award, to the film voted by festival attendees as the best film in that year's program. TFO also formerly sponsored an award for the most popular film in the youth program.In 2015, Lean told L'Express de Toronto that the festival was in financial trouble and may be forced to cease operations if it cannot renegotiate its current operational support agreement with Hot Docs."@en }
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- Cinéfranco abstract "Cinéfranco is an annual film festival in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, which presents a weeklong program of both Canadian and international French language films.The festival was established in 1997 by Marcelle Lean, a former chair of the Ontario Film Development Corporation, and was staged for the first time in February 1998. Lean remains the event's executive director as of 2015.Unlike larger events such as the Toronto International Film Festival, all films throughout the week are screened in a single theatre venue. To establish broader audience appeal beyond the city's francophone community alone, all films are screened with English language subtitles.Separately from the main festival, an annual youth program of films for children and teenagers is also staged. The separate youth program was launched for the first time in 2007.The festival presents an annual award, the Radio-Canada Audience Award, to the film voted by festival attendees as the best film in that year's program. TFO also formerly sponsored an award for the most popular film in the youth program.In 2015, Lean told L'Express de Toronto that the festival was in financial trouble and may be forced to cease operations if it cannot renegotiate its current operational support agreement with Hot Docs.".
- Q2973096 abstract "Cinéfranco is an annual film festival in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, which presents a weeklong program of both Canadian and international French language films.The festival was established in 1997 by Marcelle Lean, a former chair of the Ontario Film Development Corporation, and was staged for the first time in February 1998. Lean remains the event's executive director as of 2015.Unlike larger events such as the Toronto International Film Festival, all films throughout the week are screened in a single theatre venue. To establish broader audience appeal beyond the city's francophone community alone, all films are screened with English language subtitles.Separately from the main festival, an annual youth program of films for children and teenagers is also staged. The separate youth program was launched for the first time in 2007.The festival presents an annual award, the Radio-Canada Audience Award, to the film voted by festival attendees as the best film in that year's program. TFO also formerly sponsored an award for the most popular film in the youth program.In 2015, Lean told L'Express de Toronto that the festival was in financial trouble and may be forced to cease operations if it cannot renegotiate its current operational support agreement with Hot Docs.".