Sat 16 Jan 2010
2009 TFCA Awards from Brian Johnson on Vimeo.
Edited by TFCA President Brian D. Johnson, this montage salutes the winners of the 2009 Toronto Film Critics Association awards, and all three finalists for the Rogers Best Canadian Film prize.
Tue 12 Jan 2010
“Polytechnique”, Denis Villeneuve’s harrowing examination of the Montreal Massacre, has won the Toronto Film Critics Association’s Rogers Best Canadian Film Award for the year 2009.
Wed 6 Jan 2010
Xavier Dolan, the Québec director, writer, and star of “J’ai tué ma mère” (”I Killed My Mother”), an audacious and captivating first film that had its world premiere at the 2009 Cannes film festival, is the first winner of the Toronto Film Critics Association’s new Jay Scott Prize for an emerging artist.
Wed 16 Dec 2009
In a first-ever tie for Best Picture, Steve McQueen’s “Hunger” and Quentin Tarantino’s “Inglourious Basterds” shared the top prize of the Toronto Film Critics Association 2009 awards, while Kathryn Bigelow was named Best Director for “The Hurt Locker”.
“Hunger” was also named Best First Feature.
Sun 22 Feb 2009
TFCA ‘08 Awards Montage
This 3:50 min. montage celebrates the nominees and winners of the 2008 Toronto Film Critics Association Awards. The montage was shown at the TFCA Awards dinner on Jan. 6, 2009. It was produced by TFCA President Brian D. Johnson with the support of Citytv. Please forgive the occasionally distorted aspect ratios.
Wed 7 Jan 2009
My Winnipeg, Guy Maddin’s hallucinatory black-and-white love letter to his Manitoba hometown, was crowned the first winner of the TFCA’s new Rogers Best Canadian Feature Award at last night’s gala awards dinner.
Wed 17 Dec 2008
A girl and her dog, a broken-down gladiator and a fractured American family were the big winners at the 2008 awards of the Toronto Film Critics Association, it was announced today. Kelly Reichardt’s Wendy and Lucy, starring Michelle Williams as a young woman whose life is turned upside-down when her car dies in Oregon, was named the year’s Best Picture.
Mon 15 Dec 2008
The ballots have been counted, the live vote has been held, and the press release is being written: The Toronto Film Critics Association will announce the winners of its 2008 awards on Wednesday, December 17th.
Full details will be posted here at 12:01 am EST. Isn’t awards season exciting?
Wed 19 Dec 2007
Toronto film critics have chosen the crime thriller “No Country for Old Men” as the best film of 2007 while Sarah Polley’s “Away from Her” was named best Canadian film and its star, Julie Christie, tied for best actress of the year with Halifax’s Ellen Page.
Sat 24 Nov 2007
Angela Baldassarre — film critic, founding member of the Toronto Film Critics Association, wife, mother and a very good friend — passed away November 15th, 2007. I am writing this appreciation for her colleagues in FIPRESCI because, were it not for Angie, I wouldn’t know any of you. Angie brought the Toronto critics into the organization, placing us on film-festival juries around the world and helping our fairly insular group make new connections and new friends.
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