“Everyone’s expecting this to be very, very raunchy. I think people will be surprised,” the ‘Barbie’ actress teased in a British Vogue interview about Emerald Fennell’s upcoming adaptation of the classic novel.
“There were times when I would have to look away,” recalls Andy Jurgensen.
Rebecca Henderson, Ben Sinclair and Alex Moffat co-star in writer-director Jeremy Redleaf’s comedy feature about a pair of misguided wellness experts.
Alexander Farah’s short drama is making a push for Academy Awards consideration after debuting in Toronto and winning awards on the festival circuit.
The German mockumentary, modelled on ‘The Office,’ returns, with a new feature film positioned as counterprogramming to ‘Avatar 3.’
From ‘Fackham Hall’ to ‘Spaceballs’ and ‘Scary Movie,’ the once moribund comedy subgenre improbably is finding its way back to theaters.
‘The Family McMullen’ stars Burns, Connie Britton, Michael McGlone, Tracee Ellis Ross, Halston Sage, Sam Vartholomeos, Brian d’Arcy James, Shari Albert, Pico Alexander and Juliana Canfield.
The musician=turned-filmmaker’s second feature stars Keke Palmer, Naomi Ackie, LaKeith Stanfield and Demi Moore, and will kickstart the Austin festival’s 40th edition.
Mayumi Yoshida’s Japanese-language drama about a struggling Vancouver artist discovering her grandmother’s secret while returning to Tokyo is screening at the Whistler Film Festival.
She’s lived the full spectrum of Hollywood fame — YA idol, indie darling, Oscar nominee — but what she’s always really wanted to do is direct. With ‘The Chronology of Water,’ she’s finally taking her shot — if she can ever finish tinkering with it.
