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Director of The Lives of Others
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Cameron Bailey and Piers Handling select 10 best new filmmakers
The co-directors of the Toronto International Film Festival draw up their list of the best young directorsThe full interview
For the love of film
Cameron Bailey and Piers Handling, co-directors of the Toronto International Film Festival, on films and new directors to watch
Piers Handling and Cameron Bailey, co-directors of the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) (9-19 September 2010) pick an ecletic mix of the most promising emerging filmmakers working today, from independent cinema to mainstream Hollywood.
Piers Handling says of his selection of five filmmakers:
'I honed in on who I thought would be able to live up to the promise to continue to make films that would really interest me. What I'm looking for most is a distinctive visual creation'
Cameron Bailey said of his selection of five filmmakers:
'I am interested by filmmakers who are able to move among different worlds, and the films they are able to make there.’
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