Bruce Springsteen arrives at the red carpet for the TIFF 2010 premiere of the Mavericks: Springsteen documentary. His arrival was by far one of the most highly anticipated appearances of this year’s Toronto International Film Festival and The Boss did not disappoint his fans when he broke away from the media gauntlet in order to get some rare extra face time with the devoted fans lining up along the red carpet.

Join myETVmedia at the TIFF Bell Lightbox opening block party. See Piers Handling cut the ribbon! A beautiful addition to the city.

Introducing the new myETVmedia Mini Cooper S! Check out the mini driving around Toronto and give us a shout if you see us!

My ETV Media went VIP on opening night at the TIFF2010 launch party hosted by Liberty Grand. There were major celebrity spotting’s at the event, see David Schwimmer in our video! Other notable celebs at the event were George Stroumboulopoulos and Olivia Newton-John.  For more exclusive photos check out our TIFF updates section.

The My ETV Media team went VIP last night at the TIFF2010 Launch party hosted at Liberty Grand. The celebration followed a very Canadian theme based on the opening night gala, Score: A Hockey Musical. TIFF raised the bar with a very cool ice table (no pun intended!) designed to look like a hockey rink. A perfect way to kick off the festival.

The 35th annual Toronto International Film Festival is just around the corner and the buzz is building for this year’s big films. My ETV Media is here to provide you with three of our favourite picks on what are sure to be great films at this year’s festival.

Black Swan

Director: Darren Aronofsky

USA, 2010 • English

Darren Aronofsky’s “Black Swan” starring Natalie Portman, Vincent Cassell and Mila Kunis is perhaps one of the biggest films at TIFF this year. Fresh off his success of “The Wrestler”, Aronofsky is on a roll with another big hit in the making. It made waves at the Venice Film Festival during its world premier and shows no signs of letting up. “Black Swan” portrays Portman as an obsessed dancer being pushed to the brink of madness by a new rival in her dance company (Kunis). Aronofsky’s film looks dark, beautifully shot and edgy. Portman and Cassel are two actors who command attention and it will be interesting to see what they bring out of each other. Aronofsky helped resurrect Mickey Rourke, just imagine what he can do with these two.

The 35th annual Toronto International Film Festival is just around the corner and the buzz is building for this year’s big films. My ETV Media is here to provide you with three of our favourite picks on what are sure to be great films at this year’s festival.

127 Hours

Director: Danny Boyle

USA, 2010 • English

Danny Boyle took top honours at this year’s Oscars for “Slumdog Millionaire”, his latest outing, “127 Hours” could be a sleeper hit at this year’s festival. This film is based on the true story of Aron Ralston, an American backpacker who gets stuck on one of his dangerous treks when a boulder falls on him, crushing his arm. James Franco will help bring this true gruesome story to life, in an effort to show what human resolve is all about. What would you do to survive? We are looking forward to Boyle’s vision of this amazing story.