CPFF’s summer 2018 tour of "Cinematic Cities" around the world will come to a close with Alfred Hitchcock's indelible San Francisco thriller, VERTIGO! Celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, Vertigo captures the city of San Francisco like no other film. Former police detective Scottie Ferguson becomes obsessed with a mysterious woman who leads him in a dangerous game of cat and mouse through the city’s past and present that slowly spirals beyond his emotional control.

Vertigo is paired with rising star local filmmaker Kazik Radwanski's film Scaffold, a short documentary about recent immigrants to Toronto who break the routine of their scaffolding job by observing people in the neighbourhood below from their unique vantage point.

VERTIGO

Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, 1958

With short film Scaffold, directed by Kazik Radwanski, 2017

Eats & Treats @ 6pm. Films @ Sundown (~8:30pm)
Free / PWYC (Donations gratefully accepted)
BYOBlanket (or reserve blanket seating here!)
Christie Pits Park is an accessible venue
Films are screened with captioning wherever possible

A rain date scheduled for August 18th will not be used, as no screenings were cancelled this season.