2002 Toronto International Film Festival - Discovery

Discovery

  • Bellissima (Poland) Artur Urbanski
  • Chicken Poets (China) Meng Jinghui
  • Les Diables (France/Spain) Christophe Ruggia
  • The Exam (Iran) Nasser Refaie
  • Hard Goodbyes: My Father (Greece/Germany) Penny Panayotopoulou
  • Hukkle (Hungary) Gyorgy Palfi
  • The Last Great Wilderness (United Kingdom) David Mackenzie
  • Leo (USA/United Kingdom) Mehdi Norowzian
  • Letters in the Wind (Iran) Ali Reza Amini
  • The Magdalene Sisters (United Kingdom/Ireland) Peter Mullan
  • Try Seventeen (USA) Jeffrey Porter
  • Whale Rider (New Zealand/Germany) Niki Caro
  • Woman Of Water (Japan) Hidenori Sugimori
  • Women's Prison (Iran) Manijeh Hekmat
  • Blue (Japan) Hiroshi Ando

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