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Two Flight Attendant Movies Take On the Toronto Film Festival

Jeanne Balibar stars in "At Ellen's Age."

While Toronto Film Festival flicks like Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan and Ben Affleck's The Town are getting most of the buzz, we noticed that a couple of this year's fest selections center on characters who are flight attendants.

Of course, we had to look into it and give you the lowdown on 'em. Both of the flight attendant flicks come from foreign countries and will be screened at the festival this week. If they get rave reviews, keep an eye out for them at your local art house cinema.

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Toronto Film Fest Welcomes Double the Clooney And A Jane Fonda Controversy

George Clooney is the unofficial King of the festival circuit this season. Last week we reported on the salt-and-pepper haired actor gracing Venice with his presence with new girlfriend in tow, and he recently hopped back over the Atlantic to attend the Toronto Film Festival and promote not one, but two movies.

The first is the curiously titled The Men Who Stare at Goats, and the second is Up in the Air, a new film from Juno director Jason Reitman where he plays a very Jaunted-friendly character. Per CinemaBlend, Clooney stars as "a corporate downsizer who is obsessed with collecting frequent flier miles." Definitely our kind of movie.

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Film Festival Travel: Toronto's a Little Disappointing, Eh?

Only grown-ups here: Far from the sparkles of the MTV Video Music Awards, Jennifer Aniston opens her new movie "Management" at the Toronto Film Festival. The road-trip comedy stars Aniston as a traveling saleswoman who finds her last one-night stand (Steve Zahn, "Rescue Dawn") is chasing her across the country.

While Toronto's wave of premieres has featured the usual parade of smiling faces, industry insiders are feeling a little let down over last year's marquee offerings like "No Country For Old Men," "Juno" and "Eastern Promises."

Guy Ritchie's premiere "RocknRolla" debuted to tepid-to-cold reviews, and the Venice Film Festival stole the thunder of this year's Coen Brothers output "Burn After Reading." Persevere, armchair critics! The next "Ray" could be in there somewhere!

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