New Films in Production, v.2

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Walter Kurtz
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#651 Post by Walter Kurtz »

So much for those rumors that the GOAT is going to come back with the 49ers (!) (He grew up near SF.)
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Never Cursed wrote: Mon Feb 14, 2022 8:39 pm
domino harvey wrote: Mon Feb 14, 2022 7:52 pm
domino harvey wrote: Thu Oct 03, 2019 5:53 pm
Which was already adapted in radically altered form by Michel Deville as Eaux profondes
Dumped on Hulu, here’s the trailer
Users on the AW forum described this film’s post-production as extremely troubled - real Woman In The Window vibes from the relation of a number of wildly different cuts screened for test audiences. Hopefully this is merely a sign that Disney had no idea what to do with a film like this rather than an indication of a dumpster fire
Here's the full 2 minute trailer for Deep Water
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#654 Post by yoloswegmaster »

Finch wrote: Sun Oct 31, 2021 3:35 pm Woo to make another US film, a "dialogue free" action film with Joel Kinnaman

Pity it's not in HK with Tony Leung or Chow Yun-Fat..
This has begun production in Mexico. You can keep up with the production as John Woo's daughter has created a Instagram account under his name (the username is john-woo-filmmaker).
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#655 Post by therewillbeblus »

Judd Apatow is apparently looking to make a sequel to This is 40, titled This is 50
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#656 Post by The Fanciful Norwegian »

Bi Gan's recently-wrapped short film now has a poster, an official English title (A Short Story), and some vague details: it's a commission from pidan, a maker of cat supplies, and is a fantasy/love story with a black cat as its main character. The originally planned release date of March 24th has been pushed back with no new date set—speculation is that this is due to the plane crash in Guangxi, but I choose to imagine that Bi has run afoul of the censors with his cat-themed promotional film. Bi is also to start shooting a new feature later this year, but that's all we know about it so far.
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#657 Post by swo17 »

So by "short film" are we thinking like 90 minutes?
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#658 Post by zedz »

swo17 wrote: Fri Mar 25, 2022 11:53 pm So by "short film" are we thinking like 90 minutes?
To date, Bi Gan has made five films, only one of which is (slightly) over two hours. His first feature runs only 70 minutes and his shortest film so far is 1 minute long. Average length of a Bi Gan film to date: 68 minutes.

Is this a Lav Diaz joke that got lost in transit?
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#659 Post by swo17 »

Probably. I must have mainly been thinking about how long some of the takes are. I was also misremembering the two main features as being closer to 150 minutes each. Also, I'm bad at jokes
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#660 Post by Never Cursed »

The Last Black Man in San Francisco's Joe Talbot sets his next film The Governess with A24. The film is based off of the Anne Serre novel of the same name and stars Lily-Rose Depp, Renate Reinsve, and Squid Game's Hoyeon.
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The Fanciful Norwegian wrote: Fri Mar 25, 2022 11:36 pm Bi Gan's recently-wrapped short film now has a poster, an official English title (A Short Story), and some vague details: it's a commission from pidan, a maker of cat supplies, and is a fantasy/love story with a black cat as its main character. The originally planned release date of March 24th has been pushed back with no new date set—speculation is that this is due to the plane crash in Guangxi, but I choose to imagine that Bi has run afoul of the censors with his cat-themed promotional film. Bi is also to start shooting a new feature later this year, but that's all we know about it so far.
This has popped up on the internet, but without English subtitles. It is roughly 15 minutes long
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#663 Post by therewillbeblus »

therewillbeblus wrote: Sun Nov 29, 2020 7:48 am Don't know how I missed this, but Brady Corbet is in pre-production on his next film, titled The Brutalist, with a terrific cast including Joel Edgerton, Marion Cotillard, Mark Rylance, Sebastian Stan, Issach De Bankolé, Vanessa Kirby, Alessandro Nivola, as well as Vox Lux's Raffey Cassidy and Stacy Martin.
Any word on if this project is still happening? It still reads as in pre-production online with no updates since 2020, and I have to imagine this cast isn't going to wait around forever...
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#664 Post by DarkImbecile »

This has been canceled, just three weeks before shooting was supposed to begin.

It’s a shame, because I happened to have heard from someone close to the production that the script and Kusama’s
plans for this would have been a very different approach to a Dracula movie, and I was looking forward to it.
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“sources say Miramax exited over creative differences with the filmmaker”

Excuse me, MIRAMAX?! I realize it’s just a shingle now, owned half by Viacom and half by beIN (the soccer channel company), but what the fuck? And of all the companies to sabotage a low-budget film by a well-regarded female filmmaker. Miramax.
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#667 Post by Never Cursed »

Not defending their decision in any way, but wouldn't their vastly decreased relevancy (and, presumably, access to capital) make such a move more rather than less likely, from a pure business perspective? Like, if Viacom-beIN thinks the project is risky, they'd rationally be much more likely to balk and take their money back if their investment represents a large percentage of what they're willing to put into Miramax. Again, this absolutely sucks and Kusama and the cast/crew have been wronged for getting jilted this close to production, but I'm only disgusted, not surprised
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#668 Post by Never Cursed »

domino harvey wrote: Wed Feb 23, 2022 12:25 am Aziz Ansari will write, produce, direct, and star alongside Bill Murray in a movie adaptation of the non fiction book Being Mortal
Production on this was just suspended in relation to an unspecified "complaint" levied against someone in the cast or crew (allegedly not Ansari)
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#669 Post by The Narrator Returns »

Deadline is reporting the complaint was against Bill Murray.
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#671 Post by Never Cursed »

domino harvey wrote: Fri Oct 26, 2018 6:43 am Lele Pons’ “Celoso.”... I don’t know anything about Rudy Mancuso apart from gathering that he’s also a YouTuber. But based on what he does with very little money here, give this guy $5 million to make a feature length musical and I wouldn’t be surprised if he gave us back a masterpiece....
You may well have wished this into being! Mancuso is set to write, direct, and compose an original musical for Amazon starring himself and, uh, Riverdale's Camila Mendes
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#672 Post by domino harvey »

Very excited to see what he can do in this arena!
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#674 Post by therewillbeblus »

Adam Sandler confirmed he's reteaming with the Safdie brothers on a new project, giving no details other than "it's different" (presumably in reference to the tone of their last two cinematic heart-attacks)
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#675 Post by Matt »

It would be great to see him in something like Daddy Longlegs, as a character closer to those he's played in PTA's and Noah Baumbach's films.
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