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Issue 73
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Mini-Cinema: A Digital Diary for iPod by Catherine Russell<br>

New Media Resistance: Machinima and the Avant-Garde by Elijah Horwatt<br>

The Reality of Dreams: A presentation of L'Ange et la femme (1977) by Peter Harcourt<br>

The Imagined City: Toward a Theory of Urbanity in Canadian Cinema by George Melnyk<br>

Im just a simple filmmaker: An Interview With Michel Brault by Aysegul Koc<br>

From Big Snow to Big Sadness: The Repatriation of Canadian Cultural dentity in the Films of Guy Maddin by John Semley<br>

Being at Home with Roy Dupuis and Pascale Bussires or, Star-Gazing In and Out of Quebec by Peter Dickinson<br>

Michael Haneke: Beyond Compromise by Robin Wood<br>

Voice and Body : Ahead of the Curve and Scouts Are Cancelled by Darrell Varga<br>


TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL<br>

And Along Come Tourists; The Counterfeiters by Florence Jacobowitz<br>

Les Bons Films: A Girl Cut in Two and Angel by Richard Lippe<br>

Random Thoughts On and Around the Toronto Film Festival by Robin Wood<br>

My Kid Could Paint That by Susan Morrison
Issue 75
August/September/October/November/December 2008
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The Art House Fim / Jean-Luc Godard / Federico Fellini / Tsai Ming-Liang<br>

The Bones of Reagan by Darrell Varga<br>
Analogical Thinking Organizational Strategies Within The Works of Jean-Luc Godard by Peter Harcourt<br>
The High Solitude of a Rare Bird by Kohei Usuda<br>
Fellini Goes To The Beach by George Porcari<br>
The Romance of Certain Old Clothes by Adam Bingham<br>
I Don't Want To Sleep Alone by Robin Wood<br>
I Heart Hedwig by Conrad Page<br>
The Voice of Marianne Faithful: On Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette by Kohei Usuda<br>
A Polite Way of Being Desperate: An Interview with Marjane Satrapi by Jon Davies<br>
The Brave One by Carole Zucker<br>
Movements and Rhythms: On Sam Raimi's Spiderman 3 by Kohei Usuda