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Reports that Toronto International Film Festival co-director Noah Cowan has disclosed the motion pictures that will launched at the event in Ontario. "L'enfant," directed by Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne; "Cache," directed by Michael Haneke; "The Sun," directed by Alexander Sokurov.

Reports on the practice of civility during the 2004 Toronto International Film Festival under the new leadership of Noah Cowan in Toronto, Ontario. Appearance of actress Annette Bening with husband Warren Beatty on the opening night; Attendance of Sandra Bullock at the premiere of "Crash"; Accounts on the event. I Heart Huckabees

Reports on the appointment of Noah Cowan as chief executive officer of the Toronto Film Festival replacing Piers Handling in Toronto, Ontario. Schedule for the appointment to take effect; Job responsibilities; Career background.

The article announces that Noah Cowan has resigned as co-director of the Toronto Film Festival and he will be replaced by Cameron Bailey.

The article reports that the Toronto International Film Festival co-director Noah Cowan will head the jury for the Berlinale's Teddy Queer Film Awards. The award is presented to films with gay, lesbian or transgender subject matter screening in the Berlinale's various sections. The Teddy Twenty Tribute will showcase 36 films. The Teddy Foundation will launch an Internet database containing all films nominated for a Teddy as well as all gay or lesbian themed pictures.

Reports the designation of Asian Cinema programmer for the Toronto International Film Festival Noah Cowan at Cowboy Pictures in New York, New York. Replacement of Cowan; Career background.