Canet's film was to get its world premiere on Saturday in the Roy Thompson Hall but the projector had a technical glitch.
UK director Danny Boyle stepped in at the last minute and offered Canet his theatre slot which was to project 127 hours and move to a smaller venue instead. News of the switch gave the French director a sign of relief, and the screening took place at the Scotiabank Multiplex after a big march, as the audience had to trek downtown to switch theatres.
Guillaume Canet's latest film, about a trip to a beach house exploring friendship includes performances from Oscar winning Marion Cotillard (La Mome), Gilles Lellouche, Jean Dujardin and Francois Cluzet.
Danny Boyle's Slumdog Millionaire was a Toronto favourite in 2008, winning the audience prize for best motion picture.
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