UPDATE: The reviews are in and they are practically are raves. Todd Field’s “Tár” is officially the critical darling of the fall season. A Best Picture nom is practically cinched, ditto Best Actress for Cate Blanchett.

The lineup for the Telluride Film Festival Lineup has been revealed. My predictions were fairly accurate, but one big surprise is “Lady Chatterly’s Lover,” which was supposed to be a TIFF world premiere.

The Playlist’s Gregory Ellwood is wishing he had gone to Venice instead of Telluride this year, and I do have a similar vibe about booking Toronto instead of Venice.

Noah Baumbach’s “White Noise” has officially screened the Venice Film Festival. The reactions I’ve gathered from four colleagues thus far are mixed, but let’s just wait and see what published reviews will be saying.

Darren Aronofsky’s films are very stylized affairs, but it seems as though the filmmaker took a very different approach with his upcoming “The Whale.”

The “Everything Everywhere All At Once” phenomenon has crashed in France. Starting today, the film is officially playing in French theaters.

The folks over at the BFI London Film Festival must be ecstatic today, they just nabbed a major world premiere.

The Fin Atlantic International Film Festival announced that their closing night gala presentation, Darren Aronofsky’s “The Whale” has been pulled from the festival.

The more I read about Andrew Dominik’s “Blonde,” the more insane it sounds.

The Sundance Film Festival has set its key dates for the 2023 edition of the fest.

Dear heavens, no! Jordan Peele is teasing more “Nope” in our future. We really don’t need this talented writer-director to embark on his own cinematic universe.

UPDATE: The trailer, more of a teaser, has been released.

This was a bad, very bad, summer movie season.

Netflix has announced a few key release dates for the fall season. The below titles chosen are their top awards season contenders. I’m sure I’m missing some under-the-radar films …

It turns out, that not only will Damien Chazelle be having an “In Conversation With …” at TIFF, but he will also be presenting exclusive footage of his upcoming “Babylon.”

We were wondering what was going on with this one. We can now scratch it off our “What’s Left?” piece.

I’ve always thought of William Friedkin as one of the more important, and underrated, US auteurs of the ‘70s.

Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu produced, wrote, directed, edited and composed “Bardo.” Who are we kidding here? It’s his “Roma,” or at least that’s what he’s aiming for.

Known for his lengthy 3+ hour documentaries, the legendary Frederick Wiseman is back in fiction, directing a 64-minute movie about a long term relationship between a man and a woman.