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May 2007

Memory screens in New York City

"Memory for Max, Claire, Ida and Company", an award-winning documentary made at Baycrest in 2005 by Canadian filmmaker Allan King, will screen on May 19 and 27 at the Museum of Modern Art. Memory is one of 22 films made by King that are part of a retrospective of his documentary and fiction work, May 9 to 30 at MoMA. King's films explore the human condition at every stage of personal life, from childhood to old age and end of life.

For more information about films by Allan King, please visit: www.allankingfilms.com

For media information and to arrange interviews for Allan King, please contact:
Planet3 Communications Ltd., Joanne Smale/Sarah Etherden, 416.922.4459, joanne@planet3com.net

Media RSVP to Press Screenings at MoMA in New York City, please contact:
Paul Power, Senior Film and Media Publicist, The Museum of Modern Art, 212.708.9847, paul_power@moma.org

 

 

Related Information

• Memory for Max, Claire, Ida and company now available as “teaching” DVD for hospitals, long-term care facilities
• Film on Memory a "must see" for anyone who works in long-term care sector -- World Premiere at the 2005 Toronto International Film Festival