The Most Memorable Moments from TIFFs Past

The 2012 Toronto International Film Festival kicks off Sept. 6, and with the likes of a post-scandal Kristen Stewart in attendance, this year is no doubt going to be a memorable one. But before TIFF gets in full swing, we bring you the most memorable moments from TIFFs past. -- by Soraya Roberts

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In 2006, Sacha Baron Cohen made the most memorable TIFF entrance in history. For his film "Borat," a comedy about a misogynistic xenophobic Kazakh TV host, he rode onto the red carpet in a wooden cart drawn by four women in head scarves (a horse sat in the cart behind Cohen).
In 2006, Sacha Baron Cohen made the most memorable TIFF entrance in history. For his film "Borat," a comedy about a misogynistic xenophobic Kazakh TV host, he rode onto the red carpet in a wooden cart drawn by four women in head scarves (a horse sat in the cart behind Cohen).