Summary and Review of screenings in Toronto art-house cinemas.

Manjira Datta's The Sacrifice of Babulal Bhuiya examines the dismal working conditions in India through interviews and beautifully composed images, resulting in a sense of community amongst the disenfanchised and exploited workers. The Royal Ontario Museum presents a collection of classic sixties Italian film with works by Fellini, Scola, and Monicelli. Paul Wong's Ordinary Shadows, Chinese Shade examines the colonialist perceptions that exist surrounding rural China, and attempts to surpass those. Robert Bresson's Diary of a Country Priest, depicting notions of fate, determinism and existentialist thought, shows at the Harbourfront Theatre.