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Movies

Photos: Whistler Film Festival 2010

by Craig Takeuchi on Dec 6, 2010 at 3:51 pm

See also

Whistler Film Festival 2010: The Whistleblower named best Canadian film

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Canadian director Bruce McDonald on why he loves the Whistler Film Festival

Everyone from filmmakers Jacob Tierney (The Trotsky) and Julia Kwan (Eve and the Fire Horse) to CBC's George Stroumboulopoulos converged on the mountain for the films, the seminars, and the schmoozing. Oh and, of course, the slopes.

For your viewing pleasure, here are some photos from the Whistler Summit (the WFF's industry conference), the tribute to filmmakers Monte Hellman and Bruce McDonald (who had a whopping three films screen at the festival), the Hard Core Logo II premiere, and the awards brunch.

Walking in a Whistler wonderlandCraig Takeuchi

Actor and this year's Borsos Competition Jury president Bruce Greenwood (right), in conversation with film critic Richard Crouse, on Friday, December 3.Craig Takeuchi

Tribute to directors Monte Hellman (Road to Nowhere) and Bruce McDonald (Hard Core Logo II) on Friday, December 3Craig Takeuchi

Hellman and McDonald congratulate each otherCraig Takeuchi

Trans filmmaker Gwen Haworth, documentarian Nettie Wild, and You Are Here director Daniel Cockburn at the UBC Dialogues session Storytelling From the Fringe Craig Takeuchi

Punk band Die Mannequin, including lead singer Care Failure (second from right), one of the leads of Bruce McDonald's Hard Core Logo II, prior to the film's premiereCraig Takeuchi