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TIFF 2007 Day 6: How does it feel?
For all of you who’ve attempted the festival experience know first hand how important it sometimes is to finish a long day with a great film – it makes you want to repeat the horror of watching 5 more films the day after. Alan Balls’ Nothing Is Private (now property of Warner Independent Pictures) makes me want to push until this coming Friday for more movie magic. It’s also the type of film that will find a lot of haters but for twisted folks like moi – there was plenty to appreciate in this directorial debut.
Short Film Corner: Madame Tutli-Putli
In art there is no boundary, in artists there are no limits. Such has proven the case for Chris Lavis and Maciek Szcerbowski as the award winning pair brings their first professional film to life in Madame Tutli-Putli, a brilliant stop action short.
WIP pick’s up controversial ‘Nothing Is Private’
Warner Independent Pictures have picked up a “hate it or love it” type of title – perhaps the most controverisal film at Toronto – and...
TIFF 2007 Day 5: The next Gen in Filmmaking
Yesterday’s day of coverage began by a morning chat/interview with filmmaker Ramin Bahrani – who was in Toronto to present the North American premiere of Chop Shop - a film that I was very fond and discovered at Cannes
Overture Films make room for ‘The Visitor’
New player on the block Overture Films made their big purchase at TIFF putting their faith behind a so far good critically-buzzed drama by...
