2005 Toronto International Film Festival

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Official poster for the 2005 Toronto International Film Festival
Official poster for the 2005 Toronto International Film Festival

The 2005 Toronto International Film Festival ran from September 8-17 and screened 335 films from 52 countries - 109 of these films were world premieres, and 78 were North American premieres.

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[edit] Awards

Awards presented during the film festival included:

  • The People's Choice Award, presented to Gavin Hood's Tsotsi.
  • The Discovery Award, presented to Sarah Watt's Look Both Ways.
  • The Fipresci Prize, presented to South Korean director Kang Yi-kwan for Sa-Kwa.
  • A tie for the Citytv Award for Best Canadian First Feature, presented to Louise Archambault's Familia and Michael Mabbott's The Life And Hard Times Of Guy Terrifico.
  • The Toronto – City Award for Best Canadian Feature Film, presented to C.R.A.Z.Y. directed by Jean-Marc Vallée.
  • The Bravo!FACT Short Cuts Canada Award, presented to Renuka Jeyapalan's Big Girl.

[edit] Screenings

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[edit] Canada First

[edit] Canadian Open Vault

[edit] Canadian Retrospective

Featuring Don Owen

  • Cowboy and Indian
  • The Ernie Game
  • Gallery: A View of Time
  • High Steel
  • Ladies and Gentlemen, Mr. Leonard Cohen
  • Monique Leyrac in Concert
  • Nobody Waved Goodbye
  • Notes for a Film About Donna & Gail
  • Partners
  • Richler of St. Urbain Street
  • Runner
  • Snow in Venice
  • Toronto Jazz
  • Turnabout
  • Unfinished Business
  • You Don't Back Down

[edit] Contemporary World Cinema

[edit] Dialogues: Talking With Pictures

[edit] Discovery

[edit] Masters

[edit] Mavericks

[edit] Midnight Madness

[edit] Real To Reel

[edit] Short Cuts Canada

  • Une Âme nue glisse à l'eau vive, Denis Chabot
  • The Argument (A 'Burnt Toast' Opera), Larry Weinstein
  • At the Quinte Hotel, Bruce Alcock
  • Benediction, Tess Girard
  • Berlin, Sarah Galea-Davis
  • Big Girl, Renuka Jeyapalan
  • Une Chapelle Blanche, Simon Lavoie
  • Claude., Stéphane Lafleur, Louis-David Morasse
  • cNote, Chris Hinton
  • Day of John, Christopher R. Nash
  • Dumb Angel, Deco Dawson
  • The First Day of My Life, David Uloth
  • A Half Man, Firas Momani
  • Hide, Byron Lamarque
  • Hiro, Matthew Swanson
  • Lake, Ryan Redford
  • Leo, David Hyde
  • Letters From R, Ross Turnbull
  • Liberté conditionnelle, Constant Mentzas
  • A Little Death - Cut Keith Cole, Michael Caines, Keith Cole
  • Mixed Signals, Richard Martin
  • My Uncle Navy and Other Inherited Disorders, Adam Swica
  • Noise, Greg Spottiswood
  • One Balloon, Aram Hekinian, Aruna Naimji
  • Patterns, Jamie Travis
  • Phone Call From Imaginary Girlfriend: Ankara, Don McKellar
  • Phone Call From Imaginary Girlfriend: Istanbul, Don McKellar
  • The Racist Brick, Adam Brodie, Dave Derewlany
  • Room 710, Ann Marie Fleming
  • Le Rouge Au Sol, Maxime Giroux
  • Shoulders on a Map, Jason Britski
  • Still Life, Jon Knautz
  • Tell Me, Shandi Mitchell
  • There's a Flower in My Pedal, Andrea Dorfman
  • Troll Concerto, Alexandre Franchi
  • The True Story of Sawney Beane, Elizabeth Hobbs
  • Unlocked, Sook-Yin Lee
  • Unwritten..., Kaare Andrews
  • Vancouver, Jesse McKeown
  • Waiting, Jamie M. Dagg
  • The Waldo Cumberbund Story, Simon Ennis
  • what's up with the kids?, Simon Davidson
  • The Wrong Number, Adam Brodie, Dave Derewlany
  • Yesterday in Rwanda, Davina Pardo

[edit] Special Presentations

[edit] Viacom Galas

[edit] Visions

[edit] Wavelengths

[edit] External links

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