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Articles in Sept-Dec, 2003 issue of TAKE ONE

• A director in his prime: Denys Arcand's Les Invasions barbares
  by Peter Howell
• Banff Television Festival
  by Cynthia Amsden
• Cannes Film Festival wrap: the most spoiled brats on God's green earth. From "blah, blah, blah" by Iggy Pop
  by Tom McSorley
• Guy Maddin directs Isabella Rossellini in The Saddest Music in the World
  by Peter Vesuwalla
• Paul Almond: talks about his marriage to Genevieve Bujold, the creation of telefilm Canada and the beginnings of feature filmmaking in Canada
  by Wyndham Wise
• Canadians at Cannes
  by Maurie Alioff
• Worldwide Short Film Festival
  by Lindsay Gibb
• Mambo Italiano
  by Susan Tolusso
• Return to Hollywood North: veteran producer Peter O'Brian takes a turn behind the camera
  by Janice Kaye
• Hot Docs
  by Lindsay Gibb
• Business on the beach: the Canada Pavilion, Richard Stursberg and the new paradigm
  by Maurie Alioff
• Terminal Venus
  by Tom McSorley
• Erratum
  by Wyndham Wise
• Agency types: the provincial development and funding agencies participated in the Telefilm-managed Canada Pavilion, except for Quebec's SODEC, which ran its own separate installation nearby
  by Maurie Alioff
• A perfect heist: William Phillips's Foolproof
  by Christopher Heard
• Yorkton Short Film and Video Festival
  by Calvin Daniels
• Canadians at Cannes: buyer$ and seller$
  by Maurie Alioff
• Squeezebox
  by Tom McSorley
• From the editor
  by Wyndham Wise
• From Vancouver to the Cote d'Azur: during Cannes 2003, Take One met with four West Coasters to talk about their festival agendas
  by Maurie Alioff
• Bru Ha! Ha!
  by Tom McSorley