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"Madonna&amp;#039;s W.E. will be screened at the 2011 Toronto Film Festival, it has been announced.  The &amp;#039;Material Girl&amp;#039; singer&amp;#039;s directorial debut stars Abbie Cornish, Natalie Dormer and Oscar Isaac. Described as a romantic drama set over the course of 60 years, it focuses on two different love stories - one a contemporary relationship between a married woman and a Russian security guard; the other of King Edward VIII and American Wallis Simpson. George Clooney&amp;#039;s The Ides of March, Brad Pitt&amp;#039;s Moneyball and David Cronenberg&amp;#039;s A Dangerous Method will also screen at the September film festival.  Meanwhile, Davis Guggenheim&amp;#039;s U2 documentary From the Sky Down will open the festival, following in the footsteps of last year&amp;#039;s highly-successful premiere of the Bruce Springsteen documentary The Promise.  W.E. stars Cornish and Isaac previously praised Madonna&amp;#039;s direction, describing her as a visionary. The film is currently scheduled for a December 9 release in the US. W.E. and The Ides of March will both premiere in August at the Venice Film Festival. The 2011 Toronto Film Festival runs from September 8 to September 18.  Watch the trailer for Brad Pitt&amp;#039;s Moneyball below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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