Spotted: Justin Timberlake getting kissed, James Franco phoning it in and Maria Bello proving two selfies are better than one

While we’re in the home stretch of this year’s festival’s wrap, and so many of our favourite celebs took off yesterday, there were still parties to be had and Jays appreciation Instagram posts to be made.

Richard Gere made sure to thank the chef after his meal at the Ritz-Carlton’s TOCA:

  Justin Timberlake nervously received a quick peck from director Jonathan Demme:

  Jason Momoa had a late night—or very early morning—snack at Swatow in Chinatown:

  The cast for the Irish import Handsome Devil rolled up in unison on King Street West:

  Director Xavier Dolan received a custom-made gift from Lea Seydoux:

  The mass exodus of star power began, with Matt Damon, Dakota Fanning and Miles Teller vanishing into Pearson’s departure hall early in the morning:

  Ryan Gosling gave an interview at Parcae…

  … and then took off in the afternoon as well, exhibiting some Jays pride in the process:

  James Franco phoned it in for the premiere of In Dubious Battle. No, seriously:

  TIFF’s littlest star, 3-year-old Ethan Wright of The Headhunter’s Calling, took on the red carpet all by himself…

  …while Wright’s on-screen big brother Maxwell Jenkins gave co-star (and Bollywood legend) Anupam Kher an exclusive interview backstage:

  Woody Harrelson flew into town a day ahead of his screening for LBJ and stopped by Soho House:

  The Journey is the Destination’s Ben Schnetzer emerged to make the red carpet rounds and looking shockingly Bieber-esque:

  Re(Assignment)’s Ting Li, Michelle Rodriguez and Adrian Hough took their afterparty to Ovest:

  Sam Claflin reminded us of that one time he and Gemma Arterton casually flipped us the bird while exiting a press event:

  Carrie Pilby’s core team—meaning novelist Caren Lisner, Screenwriter Kara Holden and comedienne Vanessa Bayer—grabbed a drink at the National Bank of Canada’s TIFF party:

  Maria Bello proved capable of two selfies at once:

  Lennox Lewis raised a glass at a Chrome Magazine party at Brassaii: