On 9.5.12 I sat down with Stephen Holt inside the press lounge of the Toronto Hyatt and spoke of the about-to-begin Toronto Film Festival and the just-concluded Telluride Film Festival. Central Park Five, Amour, Argo, Anna Karenina, The Master. We did about 14 minutes before a TIFF staffer told Holt and camera guy Cody Michaels that no recordings were permitted. (Editing by Kevin Teller.)
For whatever reason this nine-week-old video wasn’t posted until this morning (11.8).
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