Here are some more shots from this year's Telluride Film Festival: Willem Dafoe, costar of this year's Auto Focus, poses with Telluride regular and cinema enfant terrible Werner Herzog

 
 
 
 
 
Having made mainstream Hollywood hits like Clear and Present Danger and The Bone Collector, Australian Phillip Noyce returned to his homeland to make a more personal film, the acclaimed Rabbit-Proof Fence. Here he is at the annual picnic, just before flying to Toronto to show that film and another one he's completed, The Quiet American, with Michael Caine.

 
 
 
Author and film buff Salman Rushdie had such a good time as a guest director last year he returned for a second helping; here he is with director David Cronenberg, who presented his newest thriller, Spider, with Ralph Fiennes.

 
 
 
French film master Bertrand Tavernier shares an al fresco dinner on the main street of town with Michael Moore, who brought his much-lauded Bowling for Columbine to Telluride. Tavernier presented his latest gem, Safe Passage.