Elizabeth II Death With Screening of Roger Michell’s ‘Elizabeth: A Portrait in Part(s)’
The documentary, based on archival footage of the Queen, will get free public presentation on Sunday at the Toronto Festival.

To mark the passing of the British Monarch, Toronto Film Fest plans free screening of Roger Michell’s Elizabeth: A Portrait in Part(s) on Sunday.
The last film from the British director, best known for the romantic comedy Notting Hill, stars the Queen herself.
Michell’s documentary comprises archival footage edited into a collage, offering behind-the-scenes look to the long-serving Queen.
Michell, the British stage, television and film director, died a year ago, at the age of 65.
The free screening of Elizabeth: A Portrait in Part(s) will take place at the Scotiabank Theatre in Toronto.
The funeral of the British Queen will take place on Monday.