Toronto Film Festival Awards 2009

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2009 Toronto Film Festival Awards

2009 Toronto Film Festival: Sept. 10-19

2009 Toronto Film Festival Winners

 

Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire

Cadillac People’s Choice Awards:
PRECIOUS: BASED ON THE NOVEL PUSH BY SAPPHIRE

Mao's Last Dancer by Bruce Beresford
Micmacs

Runners-up:
MAO’S LAST DANCER (above, top)
MICMACS (above, lower photo)

The Topp Twins

Documentary:
THE TOPP TWINS

Michael Moore in Capitalism: A Love Story

Runner up:
CAPITALISM: A LOVE STORY

The Loved Ones

Midnight Madness
THE LOVED ONES

Daybreakers

Runner up:
DAYBREAKERS

Julie Sokolowski in Hadewijch

FIPRESCI Special Presentation Prize: HADEWIJCH

The Man Beyond the Bridge

FIPRESCI Discovery: THE MAN BEYOND THE BRIDGE

Patricia Clarkson in Cairo Time

Best Canadian Feature: CAIRO TIME

The Wild Hunt

Skyy Vodka Best Canadian First Feature: THE WILD HUNT

Danse Macabre

Best Canadian Short: DANSE MACABRE

The Armoire

Honorable Mention: THE ARMOIRE

 

Toronto International Film Festival Site

Toronto Film Festival Awards: 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Film Awards: 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009


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One Response to “Toronto Film Festival Awards 2009”

  1. Reiner on September 21st, 2009

    Thanks for telling us more about the Toronto winners. Most reports I read just talk about Oprah and her “Precious”.

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