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Some film odds and ends: ImagineNative has announced the opening and closing night galas for their ninth annual film and media arts festival, running from October 15 to 19. The festival is to open with two films, Canadian documentary Mémère Métisse and Australian documentary River of No Return, and to close with drama Older Than America, an indictment of residential schools. The Toronto After Dark Film Festival has also announced its full line-up, with eight newly announced films—two of which (horror comedy I Sell The Dead and sci-fi Mutant Chronicles) feature Ron Perlman! Check out the full list at the After Dark website, or view their newly updated festival trailer here.
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I have to see I Sell The Dead. I've seen Mutant Chronicles. It was good, but not great. Atmosphere was it's strength, but plot was thin.
Plot was very thin and the actors often seemed misplaced in the green screen environments.