Noah Baumbach’s “Jay Kelly” has a trailer. This one will be headed to Venice, Telluride and NYFF in the coming weeks. It’s fast becoming one of the hotter titles of this year’s fall festival circuit.

It’s been a long, silent stretch since Lee Chang-dong’s “Burning” lit up Cannes back in 2018— seven years, to be exact. But the revered South Korean auteur of melancholic realism is ready to return behind the camera.

“The Fence” stars Mia McKenna-Bruce, Matt Dillon, and the great Isaach de Bankolé. A first look image was released, and can be seen above.

With the 63rd New York Film Festival set to launch from September 26 to October 13, the official Main Slate has been revealed, and it’s a loaded lineup.

Cameron is revealing that while he hasn’t written the script yet, he’s “fully committed” to ‘Hiroshima’ and intends to shoot it between Avatar 3 and Avatar 4.

This controversy Sydney Sweeney is embroiled in is the kind of baggage that can sink almost any other actress.

In case you were wondering what was going on with Chris Stuckmann’s “Shelby Oaks,” well, nothing good, or maybe some good if your idea of a positive update was reshoots, re-edits and doubling the budget.

This is the man behind “Terms of Endearment,” “Broadcast News,” and “As Good As It Gets,” three great films. After a 15-year absence, Brooks is back with “Ella McCay.”

Baumbach admits he experienced a “quiet crisis” in the aftermath of “White Noise,” questioning whether he even wanted to continue making movies.

Mark Wahlberg stars in “Play Dirty.” He’s joined by the likes of Rosa Salazar, Dermot Mulroney, Tony Shalhoub, Keegan-Michael Key, and Thomas Jane.

ToJosh Safdie’s “Marty Supreme” is one of our most anticipated films of the fall. Safdie hasn’t directed a film since 2019’s “Uncut Gems,” and this latest one sounds bonkers.

It’s been almost four years since Martin Scorsese was on a movie set — principal photography wrapped on “Killers of the Flower Moon” in October 2021.

Lee’s latest—running 132 minutes—has released a full-length trailer. The film will have a brief two-week theatrical run starting August 22, before heading to Apple TV+ on September 5.

After the critical stumble of “White Noise,” Noah Baumbach returns with a much different film. Vanity Fair has our first look images at “Jay Kelly,” which will have its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival.

Over here, the big movie this weekend isn’t only “Naked Gun,” which I did find hilarious in parts, but rather Michael Shanks’ “Together,” which Neon has splashed on 2300 screens.

Zemeckis’ bold, form-breaking adaptation of the Richard McGuire graphic novel was mercilessly panned by mainstream critics. It holds a dismal 39 on Metacritic and 35% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Despite the bland PR explanation of “creative differences,” sources close to the production suggest a far messier behind-the-scenes unraveling.

Last week, the Ice Cube-starring “War of the Worlds” — a film that wrapped production five years ago— was finally dumped on Amazon Prime.