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Tag Archives: scifi
Toronto After Dark 2008
Since getting back from Reykjavik, I have been insanely busy and this year’s Toronto After Dark film festival has sort of snuck up on me. One of the most well-organized small fests I’ve attended, this annual showcase for “horror, sci-fi, … Continue reading
Audience of One
Audience of One (Director: Michael Jacobs): I’m finally reviewing this utterly unique documentary that screened at the Toronto After Dark Film Festival way back in October. I was lucky enough to speak to the director by phone tonight and though … Continue reading
Posted in After Dark, Documentaries, Film Festivals
Tagged After Dark, christianity, Documentaries, religion, scifi
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Aachi and Ssipak (Achi-wa ssipak)
Aachi and Ssipak (Achi-wa ssipak) (Director: Jo Beom-jin): There’s not much point in trying to analyze a film about a dystopic future world where the source of energy is human feces, but I can say that this animated feature from … Continue reading
Posted in After Dark, Film Festivals
Tagged After Dark, animation, korea, scifi
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Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2007
For a film fest in just its second year, the Toronto After Dark Film Festival (October 19-25) is run like a well-oiled machine. Adam Lopez, Twitch‘s Todd Brown, and the rest of the staff are well-organized and professional, not to … Continue reading
Posted in After Dark, Documentaries, Film Festivals
Tagged After Dark, christianity, Documentaries, fantasy, horror, scifi
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Sunshine
Sunshine (Director: Danny Boyle, UK, 2007): Last night, courtesy of the good folks at the Toronto After Dark Film Festival, I was able to catch the preview screening of Danny Boyle’s latest film, a sci-fi epic in the old-fashioned sense. … Continue reading