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Never Let Me Go

A remarkable story of love, loss and hidden truths starring Keira Knightley and Carey Mulligan.

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I Saw the Devil

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La Soga (2009)

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5. A Prophet (2009)
6. The Disappearance of Alice Creed (2009)
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8. Soul Kitchen (2009)
9. I, Don Giovanni (2009)
10. The Boys Are Back (2009)

LATEST REVIEWS


Cooking with Stella

• Cooking with Stella - Variety.com [Justin Chang]
• Turtle: The Incredible Journey - Variety.com [Justin Chang]
• Rabia - Variety.com [Joe Leydon]
• Cleanflix - Variety.com [Joe Leydon]
• My Queen Karo - Variety.com [Alissa Simon]
• Reel Injun - Variety.com [Joe Leydon]
• Kamui - Variety.com [Rob Nelson]
• Road, Movie - Variety.com [Joe Leydon]
• Moloch Tropical - Variety.com [Rob Nelson]
• Northless - Variety.com [Jay Weissberg]

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• SELLING - $20 ticket to The Hole (Sat Sept 19 3:45PM AMC 9)
• Wanted: 1 floor ticket for Dr. Parnassus tonight!
• WTB 3 tix for 'A Single Man' Today/Thursday
• Selling 1 Ticket bad Lieutenant -Thursday 2:30pm Elgin theatre
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TORONTO ‘07 DISCOVERY INTERVIEW: Mark Heller: “I hope people are entertained and I want to find the movie a great home.” – indieWIRE
September 13, 2007 10:31 am
By: tiffreviews

indieWIRE - Fourteen filmmakers were given the opportunity to participate in an e-mail interview, and each was sent the same questions. Director Mark Heller is at Toronto with his feature film, “The Passage,” which TIFF describes as a “provocative first feature not for the faint of heart” that channels Alfred Hitchcock’s Morocco-set “The Man Who Knew Too Much.”… [Full Story]

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