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Cronenberg, Maddin, Polley make best film list

Cronenberg, Maddin, Polley make best film list
TORONTO - David Cronenberg, Guy Maddin, Jean-Marc Vallee, Philippe Falardeau and Sarah Polley are among the directors whose movies have made the Toronto International Film Festival's annual list of best homegrown films.

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'Where Do We Go Now?' TIFF fan choice

'Page Eight' an ironic choice to close TIFF

Seth Rogen says he's not destined for drama

'Drive' a modern, bloody fairy tale: Gosling

Knightley: Internet makes film nudity riskier

Peterson sad to see 'Hiccups,' 'Dan...' go

'Breakaway' hopes to grab international crowd

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'Coriolanus' influenced by real-life upheaval

'Albert Nobbs' a Glenn Close passion project

Young reminisces on tough times in Toronto

Madonna at TIFF: Focus on my film, not me

Ebert looks at 'Life Itself' in memoir

Franco wants to buy Toronto teen's fan art

'Glee' star Monteith debuts film at TIFF

Vedder talks about emotional moment with Cobain

Clooney relishes paternal role in 'Descendants'

Sutherland shocked, heartbroken by Layton's death

Sarah Polley brings sophomore feature to TIFF

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