Rebel Wilson's directorial debut film, 'The Deb,' is set to premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival despite facing a defamation lawsuit from the producers. Wilson accused the producers of inappropriate behavior and attempting to block the film's release, leading to a legal battle. The movie, a musical about two teenagers at a debutante ball, will close the festival on September 15, marking a significant achievement for Wilson as a first-time female director. The lawsuit alleges Wilson sought credit for work she didn't do, sparking disputes over the film's production and release. Despite the legal challenges, Wilson expressed gratitude for the film's selection and thanked her supporters for their continued love. The festival lineup also includes other notable films and honors for figures like David Cronenberg and Amy Adams.