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TIFF 2009 Day 5: Atom Egoyan’s Chloe
Just plain silly from the get-go, Atom Egoyan's Chloe might be my guilty pleasure of this festival/year with its Fatal Attraction-esque nature and the film's foot soldiers Julianne Moore and Amanda Seyfried losing their clothes in a lust fest
Film Review: Paris
"While this is his most mature work to date, with Paris we get about a 120 minutes worth of a screenplay that skips along from one dramatic or comedic number usually finding the middle of intimate moment shared by two beings, but there is no strategic employment of the characters, no thematic cord that brings everything together..."
TIFF 2009 Day 4: Samuel Maoz’s Lebanon
Golden Lion-winning film Lebanon is an anti-war film from the earliest stages of the film, and is tense in a claustrophobic type of way - think Das Boot.
TIFF 2009 Day 4: Michael Moore’s Capitalism
Capitalism: A Love Story is good for a chuckle - there are ha-ha moments, not enough a-ha moments. Fans of the provocateur, agent of change and documentarian-comedian (I include myself a part of this group) might find that their isn't much of an argument here.
