Toronto Film Challenge: Closing Gala This Friday Night

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Twenty completed films of the 48-Hour Toronto Film Challenge were projected at the Bloor Cinema this past Sunday. It was a wild, eclectic bag of genres and subjects, and, yes of course, varying degrees of quality and inspired creativity were on display. But as any marathoner would attest: it's getting to the finish line that matters most.

At the end, the twenty films were whittled down to the ten best, which will be competing for the big awards this Friday night for the Closing Gala at The Berkeley (315 Queen St. E). Doors open at 7pm for cocktail hour, and the awards start at 8pm.

We have a pair of tickets ($50 value) to give away. Want 'em? Simply email us: contests [at] blogto.com.

The list of the Top Ten below:

Vegetated Circumstance - Poker Harder
Not Zombies Productions - Sample 6
Shrimp Shells Make Good Soup Base - Arrival/Departure
Mind Feed Films - Cooked
Creekview Films - Point of Sale
Make Camera Go Now - Batch 508
Whale Tales - Ogretmen
The Vidiots - The Lounge Singer
Electric Canary - Orange You Lovely
One Inch Punch Productions - Closed Encounters of a Sick Mind

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Thanks for the reminder Johnny, but I'm book solid for Friday night.  Booo...I really wanted to be there.  Let me know how it goes...

Posted by: Sameer Vasta at July 26, 2007 12:11 AM

That would be a cool way to end the week!

Posted by: Lori Kong at July 26, 2007 12:59 PM

Update. The contest is over and the winner has been notified. Thanks to everyone for participating.

Posted by: Tim at July 26, 2007 3:11 PM

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