Canada’s top ten films of 2011

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   Joao Mattos / December 7, 2011

   I heard that “Café de Flore” is wonderful. Wish I could see it.

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   Kevin Landry / December 7, 2011

   I heard quite the opposite, but yeah… opinions

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   AD / December 8, 2011

   So good to see ADM celebrated somewhere! They love their David Cronenberg

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   J.-C. B. / December 8, 2011

   But the absolute best on that list has to be Monsieur Lazhar. It is a genuine gem, and I am not saying that only because I am from Quebec/Canada. If you want to see children acting as such (not as small adults) and dealing with grave issues, this is the film to see. How the director could pull such performances from its diminutive stars is close to a miracle.

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   alan of montreal / December 8, 2011

   I agree with JCB–it was better than The Class. The kids in the film did a great job. As for Cafe de Flore, I thought it was a great film–very inventive storytelling–but I can understand why some have issues with it, particularly the denouement.

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   Pat / December 8, 2011

   Take this Waltz is best on the list, in my opinion! Can’t believe Hobo with a Shotgun made it, though… oy!

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   Sxottlan / December 9, 2011

   At least someone has had a chance to see Keyhole.

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