If you could describe any movie as the “Geek Feel-Good Movie of the Year” this would be it. I’m reviewing this one, fresh off the heals of having been to FanExpo 2011 (aka Canadian Comic-Con Lite).

Yesterday I saw two very different sort of films, first up was Death of a Superhero, by Ian Fitzgibbon, and starring Andy Serkis and Thomas Brodie-Sangster aka, the Adorable little kid from Nanny McFee & Love, Actually.

I had a very low-key start to the festival, on Opening Night I didn’t attend any parties, screenings or events. I simply read the Twitter and Blog posts of those attending, which I quite enjoyed. There’s something thrilling about getting a thousand different viewpoints of a single event.

Below is my film schedule. I’ve got lots of other things on tap, and may check out a few free art shows/movies as well, but this is what I’m confirmed for.

Before I get into my gripes about TIFFs ticket system, I wanted to share with everyone that I will be one of the Citizen Contributors to CBC.ca’s 2011 TIFF Coverage!