Film enthusiasts and celebrities are gathering in Toronto, Canada, for the Toronto International Film Festival, the largest film event in the country. The 51st edition of TIFF kicks off on Thursday, showcasing close to 300 films and featuring renowned actors such as Javier Bardem, Cynthia Erivo, and Seth Rogen. Throughout the festival’s 11-day duration, we will provide daily highlights of red carpet premieres, fan interactions, and other notable moments.

**Day 2: Sept. 11**

At the premiere of her documentary “Always Lalisa” at Roy Thomson Hall, K-pop sensation Lisa delighted her fans with a brief appearance. The cast and crew of “The Stunt Driver” struck a pose on the red carpet during the film’s debut, with Jay Baruchel and Ed Helms among the stars. Director Michael Dowse expressed his confidence in Baruchel’s portrayal of Canadian daredevil Ken Carter, citing his performance in the film “Blackberry.”

Rebel Wilson, along with co-stars Jennifer Coolidge and Randall Park, promoted “Girl Group,” a film she wrote, directed, and starred in, at Roy Thomson Hall. Meanwhile, James McAvoy interacted with fans and signed autographs before the premiere of his supernatural drama “Faith” at the Royal Alexandra Theatre.

**Day 1: Sept. 10**

Preparations were in full swing as workers rolled out the red carpet for the opening film “Being Heumann” by director Siân Heder, alongside Canadian premieres of “Fjord,” “The Housewife,” and “Stuffed.” Furry companions and attendees posed for photos near the iconic TIFF sign on King Street W.

The cast and crew of “Being Heumann” gathered for a group photo on the red carpet before the film’s premiere at Roy Thomson Hall. Notable attendees included actors Rio Finnegan, Fan Bingbing, and Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow. Over at the Royal Alexandra Theatre, Jodie Comer from “Killing Eve” attended the premiere of “Stuffed,” where director Theo Rhys interacted with fans.

Later, Naomi Watts charmed fans on the red carpet for her film “The Housewife,” directed by Canadian filmmaker Ben Shirinian. The historical drama, also starring Luke Evans, portrays a couple’s story based on true events.

This year’s TIFF promises a captivating lineup of films and celebrity appearances, keeping audiences and film enthusiasts eagerly engrossed in the cinematic extravaganza.