“White Noise” is now the title for the upcoming Netflix film directed by Noah Baumbach. We already knew that Adam Driver and Greta Gerwig were attached to play the two lead roles in the film, which is an adaptation of a Don DeLillo novel. Filming is set to begin in June.
Read moreAdam Driver to Star in Director Jeff Nichols' ‘Yankee Comandante’
It appears as though director Jeff Nichols’ next film will be “Yankee Comandante” [via Variety] Nichols is set to write and direct the film which is set to star Adam Driver and is based on David Grann’s New Yorker piece about two men who rose to the ranks of comandante during the Cuban Revolution, Che Guevara. and, the other, a man from Ohio.
Read moreLeos Carax's Upcoming Musical ‘Annette' is 95% Singing Dialogue
Filmmaker Leos Carax’s last release was 2012’s “Holy Motors.” That Cannes-premiered movie ended up not only getting critically-acclaimed, but also appeared in a slew of best-of-the-decade lists, even finishing 20th on our 2010’s critics poll of the best movies of the last decade.
Read more‘The Report' is a Slowburn Political Thriller Driven By an Excellent Adam Driver Performance [Review]
When Senate staffer Daniel Jones (Adam Driver) was assigned to lead an investigation into the CIA’s Detention and Interrogation Program he did not know it would become his own personal "heart of darkness". In a way, Jones' painstaking analyzing of the extensive evidence at hand, his report turned out to be 6000 pages, revealed just how much our civil liberties were stripped by the Bush administration and, consequentially, the Obama administration, spearheaded by, then CIA director. John Brennan (Ted Levine).
Read moreMartin Scorsese Calls Adam Driver the ‘Greatest Actor of his Generation’
“The Dead Don’t Die.” “The Report.” “Marriage Story.” “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.” 2019 has quickly become the year of Adam Driver. And Even with three of those Movies still to be released, and with Martin Scorsese in attendance to hand out one of Telluride’s silver medallions to Driver this weekend, whilst also calling him ‘the greatest actor of his generation’. Just how did he become one of the finest actors working today.
Read moreScott Z Burns' ‘The Report' Will Be Released On September 20, 2019.
It does look like Scott Z. Burns’ “The Report” will be released by Amazon on September 20th, 2019 [Source]. That is most definitely not a very Oscar-friendly release date, to say the least. The movie was slightly overpraised back in January at Sundance, but I was a fan, by saying it was “a brutal and unforgiving journey into the deepest pits of governmental corruption.” Knowing what’s going on right now with the FBI/CIA abuses being uncovered, I would think this is a fairly relevant movie to watch, especially a few months from now …
It does look like the September release date will mostly just coincide with TIFF, and then be swept away into oblivion in the chaotic fervor of ensuing Oscar season months, but “The Report” could still make a mark, it’s as relevant as any movie likely to be released this year.
I wrote this on AW earlier this weekend:
It started off very slow but the second half is strong. It's not worthy of any awards, but it works, for the most part. Driver is excellent. Ditto Benning as Feinstein. The villain of the whole thing is Obama's former CIA director John Brennan, as played by Ted Levine. It helps that it is very of-the-moment, but I can't see anyone going gaga over this one. It's a very distancing piece of work from Burns, he really goes for ice-cold detachment, which will alienate many.
Trailer for ‘The Dead Don't Die': Jim Jarmusch's Deadpan Zombie Comedy
Consider me surprised by the deadpan sense of comedic humor Jim Jarmusch is aiming for here, at least judging by the just-released trailer for his upcoming “The Dead Don’t Die.”
Read moreJim Jarmusch's Upcoming Zombie Film ‘The Dead Don’t Die' Will Lean More Towards Comedy Than Drama
Chloë Sevigny was interviewed by Collider, the topic of Jim Jarmusch’s next movie, “The Dead Don’t Die,” came into the conversation and, suffice to say, her description of it has us all very excited. The actress revealed that the film would center around an environmental catastrophe that sets off the zombie outbreak and that the film will lean more towards comedy that drama.
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The short version: "Woman Unknown" was a compromise. The jury deadlocked over "Possible Love" and "NAZA," not able to com to terms, fell back on their #3, May el-Toukhy's film.