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Corey Atad

Corey Atad is a freelance culture writer based in Toronto. His writing has appeared in The Toronto Star, Esquire, Vulture and more.

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How to Make a Toronto Indie Movie

Kazik Radwanski is part of a cohort of local filmmakers changing Toronto’s cinematic identity. With his latest film, Matt and Mara, he’s trying to reach an international audience.

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