Lions Foundation of Canada presents the charity screening of
 
 

QUILL

a film by Yoichi Sai
 
   
 
 
 
with special guest speaker and national spokesperson, Bev Berger and her CVC Dog Guide, Kit.
 
     
 

Wednesday, October 5, 2005 at 7:00 pm
Showcase Cineplex Odeon
3325 Harvester Rd in Burlington, Ontario

 
     
 

Tickets:

$25.00 for one person with tax receipt of $15.00
$40.00 for two persons with tax receipt of $20.00

 
     
 

For tickets, please call 905.842.2891, or 1.800.768.3030

Proceeds to Lions Foundation of Canada

 
 
(Please note the film has English subtitles)
 
     
  Quill Plot Summary  
     
  As a Labrador puppy, Quill is sent to live with a couple, Isamu (Teruyuki Kagawa) and Mitsuko Nii (Shinobu Terajima), who work as volunteers, training guide dogs (seeing eye dogs). When he grows to an adult dog, he is taken to a guide dog school, by a friendly, yet firm trainer Satoru Tawada. Although Quill is a little slower than the other dogs at the school, he seems to have an unusual 'empathy' and remarkable patience with his trainers. Tawade decides that Quill would be the ideal guide dog for Mitsuru Watanabe (Kaoru Kobayashi), but Wanatabe, a lonely and ill-tempered middle aged man, isn't as enthusiastic - he would "would rather sleep than be dragged around by a dog." From here, the story is narrated by Wanatabe's daughter, Mitsuko (Yukika Sakuratani), and slowly, Wantanbe is rehabilitated, venturing into the outside world, and learning, not only to trust other humans, but the animal at his side who guides him.

If you’d like to purchase tickets, please contact Michelle Gaulin at 905.842.2891 ext 238 or 1.800.768.3030 ext. 238 and I’d be happy to take your order over the telephone or in person here at the Foundation. We will also be selling tickets at the Oakville Purina Walk for Dog Guides on Saturday, September 24th at 152 Wilson Street in Oakville.

 
     
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