In addition, a total of $5 million in reserves will be fully funded at closing and available to cover Kingdom Films operating expenses as well as interest payments on the facility during its approximate 3.5-year revolving period. The first film that will be financed under the facility is "Flightplan," starring Jodie Foster, said the Disney spokesman. Slated to open this Fall, the action drama is about a mother's quest to find her daughter, who vanishes mid-flight while flying from Berlin to New York. Foster plays the role of the mother. The film, rated PG-13, was produced by Brian Grazer and directed by Robert Schwentke. Founded in 1923, The Walt Disney Co. is a diversified entertainment company focused on four business segments: media networks, parks and resorts, studio entertainment and consumer products. It is the number two media conglomerate in the world, behind Time Warner, according to the company's profile.