Posted AT 4:36 AM EST on 05/09/08
A well-connected dreamer
Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, Jennifer Aniston, Paul Gross and ... Ingrid Veninger?
In the midst of the hopped-up-on-hype, celebrity-induced mass swoon that is the Toronto International Film Festival, it's sometimes hard to remember the other reasons to pay attention to Toronto's annual celebration of flickering fluffery: quality films made by talented artists.
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