LAUGH RIOT BREAKS OUT AT LAUGHOLOGY HOTDOCS SCREENING

“The loudest laughs I have ever heard in a movie theatre,” Film Critic


“SCREAMINGLY FUNNY” The National Post












SO YOU THINK YOU CAN LAUGH?






SO YOU THINK YOU CAN LAUGH?

“SCREAMINGLY FUNNY” LAUGHOLOGY SAYS:
THERE IS A NEW WAY TO LAUGH

FEATURES MAN WITH THE MOST CONTAGIOUS LAUGH IN THE WORLD
Contact: hey@laughology.info or 450-242-2927



Toronto – There's an entirely new way to laugh says the  "screamingly funny" (National Post) new documentary Laughology. Demonstrations will take place in theatres as the film opens in Eastern Canada.  Laughology tells the story of the rise of the world wide laughter movement and the new science about the health benefits of laughter at a time when the world needs a good laugh. It also features the man with "the most contagious laugh in the world." When Laughology played Hot Docs

it literally caused a laugh riot. 


WARNING! LAUGHOLOGY IS CONTAGIOUS.


Laughology Trailer


Origins of “The Man With The Most Contagious Laugh In The World”




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Contact: hey@laughology.info


“A hit” The Globe and Mail

“You’ll LOL.” Favourite movie of 2009, The Montreal Gazette

“Screamingly funny.” The National Post


LAUGHOLOGY TO CLOSE
NC ARTS FESTIVAL
FEB 27th

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After Laughology ends and lights come on audience in the Isabel Bader Theatre keeps laughing.

Photo Dawn Hammond.


CAPACITY CROWD AT FESTIVAL CAN’T STOP LAUGHING


   An small laugh riot broke out following the end of a sold out screening of Laughology at the Hot Docs film festival in Toronto. Even after the film ended the audience at Isabel Bader theatre continued to laugh for several minutes. The lights had been turned and the screen was blank and bursts of laughter went on unabated. The laughter only ended when Hot Docs programmer Lynne Fernie asked for questions, which caused more laughter. 

    Laughology is about why laughter is contagious and demonstrates some of the natural and little known triggers for contagious laughter.


CROWD IN “HYSTERICS”


“The screening had some of the loudest collective laughs I had ever heard in a movie theatre,” wrote film reviewer Gabor Pertic in AnE Vibe. “By the end, the crowd was in hysterics.”

   The National Post called Laughology “screamingly funny” and the Globe and Mail called it “Wonderfully funny.” According to Lia Granger in the National Post  “laughter has never been so thoroughly explored in a film as it is here.”

The CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) called the film “revolutionary, highly recommended and “a completely new way of looking at laughter.”


Laughology, directed by Albert Nerenberg, is a hilarious ground breaking look at why laughter is contagious and the birth of the international laughter movement. The feature documentary, produced for CTV, sold out weeks before Hot Docs.

FEATURES MAN WITH “MOST CONTAGIOUS LAUGH IN THE WORLD”

The film features Doug Collins, a man widely considered to have the most contagious laugh in the world. While on  a press tour in Toronto, Collins laugh was put the test. At MTV, Collins was toured around the building to see if his laugh really would precipitate more laughter. It did so in every case. A video of Collins at MTV is here.

Director Albert Nerenberg outlined the new neuroscience of contagious laughter at Idea City in Toronto, June 19th.


FOR INFORMATION ABOUT LAUGHOLOGY CONTACT:  450-242-2927  or email: news@elevatorfilms.com





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