Toronto | "Burn After Reading"
Toronto fest topper Piers Handling introduced the Coen brother's movie "Burn After Reading" by remembering their first visit to the fest -- with "Blood Simple" in 1984. He said those who appreciate their "corrosive sense of humor" would not be disappointed in the film's "acerbic look at Washington life."
"We'd like to thank the amazing cast for induging in our nonsense," said Joel Coen, his brother Ethan characteristically silent at his side. McDormand, Malkovich, Swinton, Jenkins, and Pitt took the stage soon after.
Michael Jones is the film festival editor at Variety.com. 
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