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Toronto filmmaker/ @mdff co-founder Tower (2012) How Heavy This Hammer (2015) Anne at 13,000 ft (2019) Matt and Mara (2024)

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Another legendary viral Toronto clip. I live near Riverdale Park and was at a coffee shop today when I overheard a paramedic describe this clip in reference to a tobogganing injury he treated over the weekend.

Another legendary viral Toronto clip. I live near Riverdale Park and was at a coffee shop today when I overheard a paramedic describe this clip in reference to a tobogganing injury he treated over the weekend.

Kazik Radwanski

659,160 views • 8 months ago

Is this a Canada only viral clip? Or is it known worldwide? Matt is also quoting it in Matt and Mara when he describes Dundas Square as "New York, Manhattan."

Is this a Canada only viral clip? Or is it known worldwide? Matt is also quoting it in Matt and Mara when he describes Dundas Square as "New York, Manhattan."

Kazik Radwanski

590,609 views • 8 months ago

Took me a second to track this down and this clip must only be known in Toronto. But if people outside of Canada remember it as viral that would be incredible. He's from the same era a the Waterloo vampire guy. I think of him a lot and would describe him has Paul Schraderesque.

Took me a second to track this down and this clip must only be known in Toronto. But if people outside of Canada remember it as viral that would be incredible. He's from the same era a the Waterloo vampire guy. I think of him a lot and would describe him has Paul Schraderesque.

Kazik Radwanski

273,894 views • 8 months ago

it's because of New Order

it's because of New Order

Kazik Radwanski

66,186 views • 1 month ago

Kubrick definitely was thinking about Powell and Pressburger's Canterbury Tale when he did the match cut for the opening of 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Kubrick definitely was thinking about Powell and Pressburger's Canterbury Tale when he did the match cut for the opening of 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Kazik Radwanski

214,944 views • 1 year ago

Went for pho last night and the place had a big screen with arial footage of Scotland on loop. The drones must startle deer so it was mostly confused deer looking back at the camera. The TV was directly in front of me so I made eye-contact with terrified deer for the entire meal.

Went for pho last night and the place had a big screen with arial footage of Scotland on loop. The drones must startle deer so it was mostly confused deer looking back at the camera. The TV was directly in front of me so I made eye-contact with terrified deer for the entire meal.

Kazik Radwanski

69,639 views • 4 months ago

The biggest risk of the Letterboxd -ification of the media landscape is the loss of this style of trailer. Fan reactions are not reviews, they are testimonials and we should see their faces as they slowly talk to the camera.

The biggest risk of the Letterboxd -ification of the media landscape is the loss of this style of trailer. Fan reactions are not reviews, they are testimonials and we should see their faces as they slowly talk to the camera.

Kazik Radwanski

83,810 views • 8 months ago

I saw 40 Ozu movies in Paris in a row. They were all in the Japanese language which I don't speak and they were subtitled in French which I never want to speak.

I saw 40 Ozu movies in Paris in a row. They were all in the Japanese language which I don't speak and they were subtitled in French which I never want to speak.

Kazik Radwanski

118,723 views • 1 year ago

This is the world's first IMAX theatre. IMAX is a Canadian invention and was co-founded by Roman Kroitor director of many NFB classics including Paul Tomkowicz: Street-railway Switchman about a Polish immigrant repairing frozen rail-switches in 1950's Winnipeg.

This is the world's first IMAX theatre. IMAX is a Canadian invention and was co-founded by Roman Kroitor director of many NFB classics including Paul Tomkowicz: Street-railway Switchman about a Polish immigrant repairing frozen rail-switches in 1950's Winnipeg.

Kazik Radwanski

34,640 views • 7 months ago

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