With the 36th annual Toronto International Film Festival coming to a close on Sunday night, we want to look back at some of the incredible coverage our amazing street level team has brought to TIFF 2011. 
If you've seen his delicious performances in Love Actually or Pirate Radio,
I can assure you Bill Nighy oozes the same kind of cool and sex appeal in
person. He knows he's got it and plays it up just for you -- even if
you're sitting all the way up in the nosebleeds at Roy Thomson Hall.
The 2011 Toronto International Film Festival is officially over, and it
was another amazing 11 days filled with strong films, memorable moments,
late-night parties and stars galore. 
As a longtime fan of documentaries, I was thrilled to finally attend a
screening of a film by Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky, the directors
responsible for the legendary HBO documentary Paradise Lost.By Robert N. Shapiro
In this video clip, we discuss director Rodrigo Garcia's much-anticipated film Albert Nobbs, which stars Glenn Close as a woman who dresses up as a man in order to
land a role on a popular soap opera...
Okay, you caught me. That is actually the synopsis of Tootsie, another landmark film featuring a character who has to cross-dress to find work.
As Toronto gears up for the 36th annual Toronto International Film Festival from Sept. 8 to 19, CBC News Community has once again assembled a team of citizen bloggers to bring you a street level view of the of the internationally heralded event.
Meet the team who'll be bringing you an inside look at TIFF 2011.
