2002 Toronto International Film Festival

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Official poster for the 2002 Toronto International Film Festival

The 2002 Toronto International Film Festival ran from September 5 to September 17 and screened 343 films from 50 countries. Of these 263 were feature films, of which 141 were in a language other than English. The ten-day festival opened with Atom Egoyan's Ararat and closed with Brian De Palma's Femme Fatale.[1]

Contents

Galas [edit]

Masters [edit]

Visions [edit]

Special Presentations [edit]

Dialogues: Talking With Pictures [edit]

Discovery [edit]

Real To Reel [edit]

Midnight Madness [edit]

Wavelengths [edit]

  • The Aperture Of Ghostings: Catherine Street; Creased Robe Smile; Elsa Kirk (USA) Lewis Klahr
  • The Art Of Fugue (Japan) Takashi Ishida
  • Bautismo (USA) Casey Koehler
  • Counterfeit Film (USA) Brett Simon
  • Daylight Moon (USA) Lewis Klahr
  • Endless Obsession (USA) Glen Fogel
  • Gestalt (Japan) Takashi Ishida
  • Going Back Home (Canada) Louise Bourque
  • Gossamer Conglomerate (USA) Courtney Hoskins
  • Imaginary Light (USA) Andrew Noren
  • Incense (Japan) Shiho Kano
  • An Injury To One (USA) Travis Wilkerson
  • Looking At The Sea (USA) Peter Hutton
  • The Man We Want To Hang (USA) Kenneth Anger
  • Manual (Germany/United Kingdom) Christoph Girardet and Matthias Müller
  • Munkphilm (USA) Courtney Hoskins
  • National Archive: V.1 (USA) Travis Wilkerson
  • Puce Moment (USA) Kenneth Anger
  • Scratch (Germany) Christoph Girardet
  • Self Portrait Post Mortem (Canada) Louise Bourque
  • Swiss Trip (Aka Rivers And Landscapes) (Germany) Oskar Fischinger
  • Time Being (USA) Andrew Noren
  • Ultima Thule (USA) Janie Geiser
  • Very And Night Mulch (USA) Stan Brakhage
  • Wien & Mozart And Elvis (USA) Jonas Mekas

Canadian Open Vault [edit]

Perspective Canada [edit]

Contemporary World Cinema [edit]

Planet Africa [edit]

National Cinema Lineup -- Harvest: South Korean Renaissance [edit]

Canadian Retrospective -- Allan King [edit]

  • Children In Conflict Episode: A Talk With Irene (Canada) Allan King
  • Come On Children (Canada) Allan King
  • The Dragon's Egg (Canada) Allan King
  • Dreams (Canada) Allan King
  • Epilogue (Canada) Allan King
  • The Field Day (Canada) Allan King
  • Interview with Orson Welles (Canada) Allan King
  • Joshua, A Nigerian Portrait (Canada) Allan King
  • Maria (Canada) Allan King
  • A Married Couple (Canada) Allan King
  • A Matter of Pride (Canada) Allan King
  • Red Emma (Canada) Allan King and Martin Kinch
  • Rickshaw (Canada) Allan King
  • Running Away Backwards (Canada) Allan King
  • Skidrow (Canada) Allan King
  • Warrendale (Canada) Allan King
  • Who Has Seen the Wind (Canada) Allan King
  • Who's in Charge? (Canada) Sig Gerber

Director's Spotlight -- Robert Guédiguian [edit]

Two Feet, One Angel: A Tribute To Ramiro Puerta [edit]
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