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Un Certain Regard Winners -
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Roman Polanski Speaks at Cannes -
Cannes Review: 'Only Lovers Left Alive' -
Best 3D Movie at Cannes Wasn't 'Gatsby'
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Trailer: 'The Act of Killing'
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Well Go Acquires 'On The Job' -
James Gray 'Unabashedly Pro Immigration'
Toronto Turns 30
In its 30th year, Toronto has earned the reputation of being the most successful international film festival. It is now recognized as a good box-office indicator, as well as providing a collegial, rather than competitive, environment for filmmakers. Angela Mulholland reports for CTV.ca News.
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