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The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010

By Toronto Life
 | September 20, 2010
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A Mexican tabloid reporter asked Hilary Swank if she would appear in a vampire movie. For the record, she said no. (Image: Karon Liu)

That’s all, folks—TIFF is toast for 2010, but we still have the memories. We asked our team to dish on the best and worst, the scary and the sublime, the hot and the lame of this year’s festival. Find out what they told us in the slide show below.

The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010
The best and worst moments of TIFF 2010

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