The closing night party on the Queen's Quay harbourfront in Toronto.
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Producer Ben Barenholtz poses with one of the servers at the Bovine Sex Club, site of last night's party celebrating the debut of "The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things." Snack food offered to attendees included grilled cheese sandwiches, mini-burgers, noodles and mac n' cheese.
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On the sidewalk outside Toronto hotspot Pangea, competing Hollywood trade reporters from New York, David Rooney (left) of Daily Variety and Ian Mohr of The Hollywood Reporter, work the phones. Rooney is leaving the film beat this month to become the paper's theater critic.
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Today's Trigger Street Independent party at Amber in Yorkville. Guests mingled with Kevin Spacey and others over lunch and drinks on the outdoor deck. More to come on the party in iPOP.
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The "Jesus March," as one festival attendee called it, was a parade of Christian groups that made their way through the heart of the festival on Bloor street today, including a life-like Jesus, carrying a cross but not as bloody and beaten as the Christ depicted in Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ."
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The ticket line at the festival box office inside the Manulife Center.
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