For the next 10 days, MaxPower will feature reviews of some of the movies being screened at the Toronto International Film Festival, 2006. The festival is quoted as being “…second only to Cannes in terms of high-profile pics, stars and market activity,” and is also considered the unofficial kick-off to the Oscars race. Three to four hundred films are screened in 10 days and MaxPower will be having our own ‘Senior Toronto Film Festival Correspondent’ covering the event; code named Fat Cat.Fat Cat is a Toronto based movie buff who covers cinematic issues and events for MaxPower. Before becoming our Senior Toronto Film Festival Correspondant, he wrote for the Brampton Guardian and Toronto Star covering everything from sports to the cinema. He has also judged the Miss Brampton beauty pageant and produced and published his own comic strip.
With limited patience for slow and long movies, Fat Cat will be giving us all we need to know about the various films he will be seeing over the next 10 days. In his first instalment Fat Cat reviews 3 movies: The Journals of Knud Rasmussen, Lights in the Dusk, and 2:37.
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