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Canada’s Top Ten 2007: veterans Cronenberg, Arcand, Maddin and McDonald among this year’s class
The Toronto International Film Festival Group (TIFFG) announced this year's top ten Canadian feature films including higher-profile pics and items from a set of new-comers....
In the Pipeline: The Lodger’s David Ondaatje
David Ondaatje wants to scare you. In the edge-of-your-seat, heart pounding, what’s-about-to-happen kind of way. David Ondaatje also wants to move you. In the emotionally compelling, heartwarming, will-she-or-won’t-she kind of way. The first time feature filmmaker behind The Lodger has set the bar high with his adaptation of Marie Belloc Lowndes’s 1912 novel, which was the basis for Hitchcock’s 1927 same-titled film. With four successful shorts under his belt, Hope Davis and Alfred Molina on the screen, Michael Mailer in the co-producer chair and David Armstrong behind the camera, Ondaatje has every reason to believe his goal will be met.
Alfred Hitchcock: A La Mode
I’m not sure if this is a bunch of random connecting-of-the-dots on my part, but Alfred Hitchcock's films and his influence are rising in...
San Fran Film Critics’ Circle support Jesse James
The San Francisco Film Critics’ Circle voted pretty much in agreeance with every other critic societies in major U.S cities the the exception...
Berlin Film Fest: S.O.P, Lake Tahoe, Gardens of the Night and There Will Be Blood compete for the Golden Bear
The Berlin film festival have announced about a half-dozen titles to their upcoming competition section with Errol Morris' highly anticipated docu film on the...
