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moviesTO #43: TIFF Rising

Posted by Matt
Filed in Film, MoviesTO Podcast, Podcasts
August 31, 2006

Your picks are going in tomorrow, the big show's a week away, and that programme book is just way too heavy to lug around on the subway. What do you see at the 2006 Toronto International Film Festival? Your friendly moviesTO podcaster is about to tell you.

Today's podcast includes:

Matt's early picks and pans from the entire '06 lineup
The world's shortest review of Little Miss Sunshine
Toronto After Dark announces its programme

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Good call with PRINCESS, Matt. The film looks nuts! Have you checked out the trailer at http://www.princessmovie.com/

This flick is from Lars Von Trier's production company btw (Zentropa), which I've been told also produces hardcore porn. Good times to be had.

Posted by: Johnny at September 1, 2006 4:25 AM

I, for one, was very excited for this podcast for the simple reason that you would be flipping through the TIFF program book. And you didn't disappoint. Good luck on getting your picks.

Posted by: Sameer Vasta

at September 1, 2006 5:17 PM

I like the fact that you can actually hear the pages turning as I'm flipping through the book. Ah, podcasting glory. :)

Doesn't Harry Shearer do one where he just reads the newspaper?

Posted by: Matt at September 1, 2006 8:37 PM

Indeed he does, and that's partly where I got my idea for the Morning Brew. In essence, I'm just reading the paper, and then writing about it. Bob Hunter used to do it on CityTV Breakfast Television too. He'd read the paper and just talk about what he found interesting.

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at September 1, 2006 11:27 PM

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