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   [...] Toronto Film Festival 2009 Midnight Madness Line-Up Brings George Romero, Tony Jaa and Diablo Cody Back to TIFF Posted by Sean on July 21st, 2009   Filed under: Festivals, HorrorSource: Row Three [...]

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   DAYBREAKERS. Bloody TIFF!

   Comment by Marina — July 21, 2009
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   Duuuude. This is gonna be so much fun. While I really love TAD, I feel like I’m getting my high profile TAD right here all condensed within TIFF. How do we go pubbing afterwards though? Don’t all the bars close up shop before these things roll the credits?

   I guess I’ll drink in the alley way with Jonathan.

   Comment by Andrew James — July 21, 2009
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   You pub before and during TIFF when you get the chance. After Midnight Madness you head back to hostel pass out for 4-7 hours and then head back out. Drinking just happens on and off throughout the entire fest.

   Comment by John — July 21, 2009
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   Oh and I am so bitter this year. I love my new job but damn I want to go to TIFF… stupid not enough holidays built up.

   Comment by John — July 21, 2009
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   There’s always the Minneapolis Film Fest in April John.

   PS – funny I had to approve your comments.

   Comment by Andrew James — July 21, 2009
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   I was too lazy to log in but still wanted to comment. I was originally thinking of Sundance in January or Fantasia next summer but right now I think I’ll just save up the cash and then TIFF next year.

   Although if I could get a press pass for the Minneapolis one and if I could crash at someone’s place then I might actually consider that one also.

   Comment by John — July 21, 2009
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   I am too lazy for midnight madness, although the times I have gone have been fun. The Machinist and Saw

   Comment by rot — July 21, 2009
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   I am far more excited about the announced doc line-up at TIFF, as reported by The Documentary Blog: http://www.thedocumentaryblog.com/index.php/2009/07/21/2009-toronto-international-film-festival-documentary-line-up-announced/

   The Clouzot footage and American Movie director Chris Smith has a film, and even Andrew James got into the mix.

   Comment by rot — July 21, 2009
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    Andrew, believe me, when the rest of the TAD line-up is announced, you will be very disappointed not to be attending. Next year, just book off 5 weeks and hang out in TO.

    Comment by Shelagh — July 21, 2009
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    I’m quite impressed with the line-up of TAD this year, Shelagh, it is as strong as the TIFF one, above (perhaps stronger?) That said, I know a few of the un-announced titles and they intrigue me a lot. Should be a good time in AUGUST (a better time frame for TAD in my book) and SEPTEMBER. See you there.

    Comment by Kurt Halfyard — July 21, 2009
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    TAD is always a bit rougher around the edges, but that is a good thing. You need both MM and TAD to cover all the bases. The complete line-up is pretty damn impressive, and I’m looking forward to actually being able to watch TAD movies this year.

    Comment by Shelagh — July 21, 2009
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    No question I’m going to really miss the intimacy of TAD this year. I’m just saying that the midnight madness portion of TIFF will at least sort of quench my thirst a little, if you will, on the genre front.

    Comment by Andrew James — July 21, 2009
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    Nice. I’ looking forward to my local filmfest and it’s (even there are not all titles announced yet) a pretty decent line up. http://www.fantasyfilmfest.com/fantasy/pages/filmeA-Z.html

    Comment by Andreas — July 22, 2009

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