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Category Archives: TIFF
TIFF 2009: Preliminaries, Part 2
Here’s my next batch of TIFF hopefuls. I’ll be narrowing it all down to somewhere around ten films in total, but this at least reminds me what films are on my radar for follow-up should I not be able to … Continue reading
TIFF 2009: Preliminaries, Part 1
TIFF season is upon us again. For the past few weeks, I’ve been patiently entering each batch of announced films into a spreadsheet, and noting with growing alarm the number of great films that are making their way to my … Continue reading
Posted in Documentaries, Film Festivals, TIFF
Tagged #tiff09, censorship, iran, mormonism, nixon, religion, vietnam, watergate
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C’est pas moi, je le jure! (It’s Not Me, I Swear!)
C’est pas moi, je le jure! (It’s Not Me, I Swear!) (Director: Philippe Falardeau): Originally screened at TIFF in 2008, this bittersweet film from Québec returned as part of the Canada’s Top Ten screening series at Cinematheque Ontario this weekend, … Continue reading
Posted in Cinematheque, Film Festivals
Tagged adolescence, canada, childhood, coming-of-age, family, quebec
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Of Time and the City
Of Time and the City (2008, Director: Terence Davies): Davies’ first film since 2000’s The House of Mirth, and his first documentary, Of Time and the City has been described as a love letter to his birthplace of Liverpool. Even … Continue reading
Tears for Sale (Carlston za Ognjenku)
Tears for Sale (Carlston za Ognjenku) (2008, Director: Uroš Stojanovic): Reportedly the most expensive Serbian film ever made, Tears for Sale is a visual spectacle combining Balkan folklore with modern CGI to create a hugely enjoyable experience. Toronto critic Norman … Continue reading