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Aug 29 2005 8:47 pm
Welcome to tiffreviews.com 2005! This year, all reviews and discussion of films playing at TIFF will be posted in the message board. We've added a new forum called "TIFF Tickets" for festival-goers who want to buy, sell or trade their movie tickets. Full coverage of the festival, including new and improved features to the website, will return in 2006.
Welcome to tiffreviews.com 2005! This year, all reviews and discussion of films playing at TIFF will be posted in the message board. We've added a new forum called "TIFF Tickets" for festival-goers who want to buy, sell or trade their movie tickets. Full coverage of the festival, including new and improved features to the website, will return in 2006.
Award Winners Announced
Sep 20 2004 3:20 am
Awards were handed out on Sunday for the 29th Toronto International Film Festival. The winners are:
AGF People's Choice Award - Hotel Rwanda
Discovery Award - Omagh
FIPRESCI Prize - In My Father's Den
Citytv Award for Best Canadian First Feature - La Peau blanche
Toronto – City Award for Best Canadian Feature Film - It's All Gone Pete Tong
Bravo!FACT Short Cuts Canada Award - Man Feel Pain
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Awards were handed out on Sunday for the 29th Toronto International Film Festival. The winners are:
AGF People's Choice Award - Hotel Rwanda
Discovery Award - Omagh
FIPRESCI Prize - In My Father's Den
Citytv Award for Best Canadian First Feature - La Peau blanche
Toronto – City Award for Best Canadian Feature Film - It's All Gone Pete Tong
Bravo!FACT Short Cuts Canada Award - Man Feel Pain
[Full Story]
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• Hotel Rwanda takes top honours
• NZ film wins award at Toronto Film Festival
• Omagh Bomb Film Scoops Festival Award
• Gee delighted with Kiwi film's award
Movie based on Vancouver juror Gillian Guess 'kooky:' director Bruce McDonald
Sep 20 2004 2:49 am
Vancouver's most famous jury member, Gillian Guess, who slept with a man on trial for first degree murder in 1995, is in the spotlight for the latest Canadian film by Bruce McDonald, The Love Crimes of Gillian Guess. Described as a "kooky movie", McDonald's film displays the outlandish behaviour of Guess through flashbacks by TV talk show host Bobby Tomahawk, played by former Headstones singer Hugh Dillon. [Full Story]
Vancouver's most famous jury member, Gillian Guess, who slept with a man on trial for first degree murder in 1995, is in the spotlight for the latest Canadian film by Bruce McDonald, The Love Crimes of Gillian Guess. Described as a "kooky movie", McDonald's film displays the outlandish behaviour of Guess through flashbacks by TV talk show host Bobby Tomahawk, played by former Headstones singer Hugh Dillon. [Full Story]
Stars of Return To Sender grace red carpet at Toronto Film Festival
Sep 18 2004 3:28 am
On Friday night, Return to Sender made its world premiere at Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto with red carpet appearances by Connie Nielson, Bille August, Kelly Preston and Aidan Quinn. In the film, a former lawyer makes money selling letters from executed prisoners and later becomes involved with a convicted child killer. [Full Story]
On Friday night, Return to Sender made its world premiere at Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto with red carpet appearances by Connie Nielson, Bille August, Kelly Preston and Aidan Quinn. In the film, a former lawyer makes money selling letters from executed prisoners and later becomes involved with a convicted child killer. [Full Story]
T.O. film festival coasting to quiet finale
Sep 18 2004 2:23 am
The Toronto International Film Festival wraps up tomorrow night and organizers have chosen a comedy to end this year's festivites. The Martin Short film, Jiminy Glick in Lalawood, will close the 10-day festival and features clips of Jiminy Glick (played by Short) interviewing celebrities from last year's TIFF. [Full Story]
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The Toronto International Film Festival wraps up tomorrow night and organizers have chosen a comedy to end this year's festivites. The Martin Short film, Jiminy Glick in Lalawood, will close the 10-day festival and features clips of Jiminy Glick (played by Short) interviewing celebrities from last year's TIFF. [Full Story]
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