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What’s Left, Part Trois

August 13, 2022 Jordan Ruimy

I’ve scratched off “13: The Musical,” “Rheingold,” and “Rosaline” — all three have found a world premiere cushion in 2022. Meanwhile, Dev Patel’s “Monkey Man” has now been marked down as a 2023 release, that one’s off the list.

We’re now left with 17 orphaned titles that were supposed to premiere in 2022, and whose current status is currently unknown. I’m hoping Toronto and/or Telluride add William Oldroyd’s “Eileen” to their lineups, I’m not so sure about the others. We might just have to —very soon— relegate them to our 2023 list.

I’ve heard good things about Corey Finley’s “Landscape with invisible Hand,” and for sure thought a TIFF bow could occur, alas, it’s looking less and less likely.

I also broke the news earlier this week that Guy Nativv’s “Golda” is now going to a TBD 2023 date. It’s original November 11th release date has been scrapped. Take Hellen Mirren out of your Oscar predictions.

“Eileen” (William Oldroyd)
“Passages” (Ira Sachs)
”Borderlands” (Eli Roth)
”Marlowe” (Neil Jordan)
“Are You There God, It's Me, Margaret” (Kelly Fremon)
”Landscape with Invisible Hand” (Corey Finley)
“You People” (Kenya Barris)
“Infinity Pool” (Brandon Cronenberg)
“The Marsh King's Daughter” (Neil Burger)
”Argyle” (Matthew Vaughn)
“The Mother” (Niki Caro)
“Havoc” (Gareth Evans)
“Flamin Hot” (Eva Longoria)
“Sharper” (Benjamin Caron)
“Tuesday” (Daina O. Pusic)
“Memory Of Water” (Saara Saarela)

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