The Toronto International Teen Movie Festival (ITMF) was a Canadian film festival that showcased the works of talented youth from Canada and around the world.
The festival was held twice - in 2001 and 2002. YoungCuts Inc. acquired the festival in late 2004 and held the 2005 edition October 24 to 30, 2005 in Toronto. The festival has been renamed the "YoungCuts Film Festival".
ITMF past sponsors included Levis, Grand and Toy, Guess, The Gulf Islands Film & Television School, Indie Access.ca, MTV Canada (now called Razer), MuchMusic, Toronto Star, Trebas Institute, Warner Brothers Pictures.
Read more about Toronto International Teen Movie Festival: Best Feature Film, Best Director, Best Actress, Best Actor, Best Screenplay, Best Cinematography, Best Editing, Best Short Film, Best Canadian Short Film, Best Public Service Announcement, Best Special Effects, Best Documentary, Best Animation, Best Short Story, Best Commercial, Best Music Video, Best Poster Art
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