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...TIFF dropped Perspective Canada in favour of two new programs that it says will better promote new Canadian talent. Short Cuts Canada delivers short films from across the country and Canada First is devoted to introducing the feature films by up-and-coming Canadian filmmakers.
The latter featured 10 films in its inaugural year, and three of these stood out above the others. Since the critical success of FUBAR (2002), Michael Dowse has written and directed a second, much better feature about a hugely successful techno DJ, Frankie Wilde, who goes deaf and loses his career and his family; by the way, it's a comedy. With witty appearances from real DJs commenting on Frankie's plight as well...
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