Unless another city throws me for a loop, I probably won't be posting any more of the Critics Awards for 2008. But as IndieWire's Peter Knegt said, Toronto's film awards were "a nice change of pace," honoring Wendy and Lucy with both the best picture and best actress (Michelle Williams) awards. Rachel Getting Married won Best Director, Supporting Actress and Screenplay. You can check out the rest of Toronto's selections here, but you'll have to wait until January before they unveil the award for Best Canadian Film.
17 December 2008
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Unless another city throws me for a loop, I probably won't be posting any more of the Critics Awards for 2008. But as IndieWire's Peter Knegt said, Toronto's film awards were "a nice change of pace," honoring Wendy and Lucy with both the best picture and best actress (Michelle Williams) awards. Rachel Getting Married won Best Director, Supporting Actress and Screenplay. You can check out the rest of Toronto's selections here, but you'll have to wait until January before they unveil the award for Best Canadian Film.
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