2011 Toronto International Film Festival
Toronto International Film Festival
['twig', 'the lorien legacies', 'nintendo wars', 'biblical', 'street fighter', 'rayman series', 'dungeon keeper', 'nba live', 'jurassic park', 'xbox 360', 'gossip girl', 'redwall', 'leatherstocking', 'captain scarlet', 'eleventh air force', 'vorkosigan saga', 'scrooge mcduck', '30 rock', 'playstation eye', 'rabbids', 'sonnet', 'luna program', 'nintendo ds', 'honorverse', 'donkey kong', 'marnie piper', 'cairo trilogy', 'alex rider', 'swedish idol', 'ballantine adult fantasy series', 'steve austin', 'operating system', 'why we fight', 'mexico trilogy', 'final fantasy', 'warcraft', 'the west wing', 'metal gear', 'james bond film series', 'pern', 'the wicked years', 'secret agent', 'myst series', 'silly symphony', 'tirthankar', 'wwf', 'halo franchise', '1632 universe', 'futurama', 'mario party', 'chaos emeralds', 'amish tripathi', 'halo universe', 'torah', 'prophetical books', 'executive car', 'nhl 2k series', 'byomkesh', 'linux', 'monkey island series', 'crysis series', 'dutch representative', 'little house', 'veronica mars', 'animal crossing', 'doctor who', 'wrc', 'tiger woods pga tour', 'pallava', 'the demonata', 'battle network', 'tap tap', 'marcus didius falco', 'chrono series', 'burnout series', 'waverley novels', 'gradius', 'seinfeld', 'the best american poetry series', 'silent hill', 'jack reacher', 'star trek', 'pala empire', 'the walking dead', 'madden nfl series', 'lgv', 'tetris', 'winning eleven', 'mega man battle network', 'andorra', 'quake series', 'jason bourne', 'samurai warriors', 'tom ripley', 'rollercoaster tycoon series', 'the nova trilogy', 'windows ce', 'suikoden', 'littlebigplanet']
2011 Toronto International Film Festival
The 36th annual Toronto International Film Festival, (TIFF) was held in Toronto, Ontario, Canada between September 8 and September 18, 2011. Buenos Aires, Argentina was selected to be showcased for the 2011 City to City programme. The opening film was From the Sky Down, a documentary film about the band U2, directed by Davis Guggenheim. Considerable media attention at the time focused on Madonna's behaviour during the festival.