The limited information in Variety was all that I have seen about the Berlin Festival, but if I find more information, I will surely post it. I think any of this early buzz is good for the movie.

Jennifer Aniston gets more than a fluff and fold in her upcoming romantic comedy, Management.

A source tells me that in one scene, Aniston, 39, and her costar Steve Zahn, 40, get hot and heavy in a laundry room. �They really go at it,� said the source, who has seen the film.

In the movie from first-time director Stephen Belber, Zahn plays the night manager of a small-town motel who falls hard for one of his guests, a big-city traveling saleswoman played by Ms. Aniston.

There's no nudity, but the source said the laundry room action is a tumble with high heat. �It�s on a table. Zahn is standing up, and Jen is lying on the top of the table,� the source said. �It�s hot.�

That's one way to care for your delicates.

That's one way to care for your delicates.

Thanks for that! I laughed so hard at this line:

SKE�s upcoming feature films include �Synecdoche, N.Y.,� written and directed by Oscar-winner Charlie Kaufman, and starring oscar-winner Philip Seymour Hoffman; �Adventureland,� from �Superbad� director Greg Mottola, produced in association with Miramax which will also distribute; and Stephen Belber�s �Management,� starring Jennifer Aniston, Steve Zahn and Woody Harrelson, for release by MGM in September of this year.

SKE�s foreign sales and acquisitions division Kimmel International, based in New York and run by Mark Lindsay, will continue to function as it has since the inception of SKE. KI is currently overseeing the international release of �Death at a Funeral,� which was recently the highest grossing feature in Australia, and preparing �Lars and the Real Girl� for release overseas as well. In addition, KI will be representing overseas sales of �Management� and �Synecdoche, N.Y� at the upcoming Cannes Film Festival as well as third party product such as �Ye Olde Times� starring Jack Black and the upcoming �Unthinkable� to be directed by David Slade.

I wouldn't get too excited just yet. It is not saying the film will be one of the feature movies shown at Cannes, just that KI will be representing the sales at Cannes. It's good exposure for the movie and maybe as time nears, the possibility of it being one of the features will be more likely