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Christopher Llewellyn Reed’s Top 10 from 2019 Toronto International Film Festival

Posted on September 17, 2019
Written by: Christopher Llewellyn Reed, Associate Editor

The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), founded in 1976 and an event that I have now attended twice in a row, this year ran September 5-15. Just before the festival began, I offered my recommendation of 20 films for which … Continue reading →

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TRIBECA 2018, Part 2: The Multi-Varied Multivalent Mediaverse of Today

Posted on April 27, 2018
Written by: Christopher Llewellyn Reed

I was only able to attend the first three days of the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival (TFF), but (with the help of a few screeners sent to me for home viewing) I still managed to watch 10 feature-length films, 1 … Continue reading →

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Christopher Llewellyn Reed’s Top 10 from 2019 Toronto International Film Festival

TRIBECA 2018, Part 2: The Multi-Varied Multivalent Mediaverse of Today

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