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Tag Archives: Toronto International Film Festival
Elwy’s impact
In August filmgoers’ thoughts turn to TIFF: the Toronto International Film Festival. Founded in 1976, TIFF isn’t just a local event anymore, having become one of the most important festivals in the world, if not the single biggest showcase for … Continue reading
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Tagged Elwy Yost, Jackie Maxwell, Saturday Night at the Movies, Shaw Festival, SNAM, Thom Ernst, TIFF, Toronto International Film Festival, TVO, TVOntario
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This is how the world ends
I saw The Turin Horse directed by Béla Tarr at the Toronto International Film Festival. Tarr says it’s his last film. This is no warm farewell like Fanny & Alexander(Ingmar Bergman’s last film) or The Tempest (Shakespeare’s last play). It’s … Continue reading
