Here we go again! Welcome to another year of me attempting to document my Toronto International Film Festival Experience (As always, available at ChantelleJoy.com/TIFF).

A very small redesign of the site proper, and I’ll be working on getting all the Export (twitter, facebook, etc) kinks worked out before the festival starts.

This year it did not take very long (under 2 hours) to put together my tentative schedule for the festival. As it stands, I’ll probably be seeing about 15 Movies. With a good mix of 1 and 2-film days and only a single 3-film day (Midnight Madness, ge

So, my Advance Order Book has been submitted, and now I wait with baited breath that box 15 (or something close, before) is pulled tonight to ensure that I get most of my festival picks this year. I’ll have to head in to the Box Office at 6am on Frid

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! This is a fantastic opprotunity for me to share my TIFF experiences with an even wid

Well, the long, hard battle with Maxweb is over, and I came out relativly unscathed. At least I didn’t suffer like those poor folks who spent 12+ hours camping out for tickets at the box office. I’m dedicated, but clearly not that dedicated.

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It’s already Day 3 of the Festival and I haven’t updated at all! I’ve been quite busy, and rarely tweeting either. This must be corrected, immediately!

I had a very low-key start to the festival, on Opening Night I didn’t attend any parties, scree

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.

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).