Photographer and longtime PAPER pal Henny Garfunkel has been shooting film festivals for years, developing the kind of easy rapport with her movie-star subjects that lets her get gorgeous photographs like these. Garfunkel was most recently at the Toronto International Film Festival, and, in these videos by Nicolas Jenkins, we get a little behind-the-scenes time with everyone from Gael García Bernal and Tilda Swinton to Gerard Butler and Selma Blair. A charming scene featuring Willem Dafoe, Sam Neill and The Hunter director Daneil Nettheim lounging on a hotel bed is a must-see, as is Selma Blair talking about girls she went to high school being bitches to her to this day: "It's not like I'm that famous." (Our film critic Dennis Dermody, who was a nanny to Dafoe's son in the early '80s, also gets a shout out!) Check it all out below, and see Jenkins' PAPER TV video of Garfunkel at Sundance earlier this year here.

"Toronto International Film Festival 2011: The Interviews"



"Henny Garfunkel at the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival"