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The 1. 00 Most Anticipated Films Of 2. It’s surely bolstered their confidence in terms of financing films themselves, and one of the beneficiaries of that is “The Lovers,” the latest from director Azazel Jacobs, who made the undervalued John C. Reilly- starring indie “Terri” a few years back. This looks to be their contribution to the late- in- life romance genre that’s been successful of late with films like “Hello My Name Is Doris,” but we’re expecting something with a little more edge. Especially given the two lead players — Tracy Letts, who’s become an in- demand character actor recently, and Debra Winger, who’s not been seen so much recently but is always superb when she does turn up (as in “Rachel Getting Married,” for instance). Shot (2017) Online English.

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Travel movies are a great way to inspire, motivate and bring to light unique places in the world. The following is an overview of the events of 2011 in film, including the highest-grossing films, film festivals, award ceremonies and a list of films released and. There’s now less than a month until Christmas, and after a start last week with our look at the Best Posters and Best Trailers of the year, this week commences in.

Release Date: Wrapped in September, so should be ready for the fall festivals. But now Besson’s aiming even bigger, returning to grand- scale sci- fi for one of the most expensive independent movies ever made, an adaptation of a well- loved French sci- fi comic. It’s about as big a gamble as you could make, but the fun recent trailer suggests it could pay off, with an energy closer to a mash- up of “Avatar,” “Star Wars,” “Guardians Of The Galaxy” and Besson’s own “The Fifth Element” rather than, say, “Jupiter Ascending.” Could be a trainwreck, but we’re definitely rooting for Besson to come through with this one.

Release Date: July 2. Gyllenhaal and the fast- rising Ferguson join Reynolds in the cast, so we’re definitely interested, though we have to confess that we found the trailer awfully familiar. Hopefully there’s some inventiveness and thoughtfulness being held back at this stage of the marketing. Release Date: March 2. Superman” and “Suicide Squad” being not just disappointing but actively toxic. Our hopes aren’t high for “Justice League” at this point (you won’t see it on this list), but we still have some faith that “Wonder Woman” could be a good’un.

Yes, Zack Snyder co- wrote the script, but the talented Patty Jenkins is the woman in charge, and early footage, while having a bit of a whiff of an early 0. The character’s an iconic hero who’s never had a great showcase on the big screen, but if Jenkins can pull it off, then a lot’ll be forgiven with the DC Movieverse. Release Date: June 2nd.

The director, who once sexually assaulted a 1. Delphine de Vignan, which stars his partner Emmanuelle Seigner and the great Eva Green. It’s the kind of psychological thriller that Polanski, who once sexually assaulted a 1.

Olivier Assayas, who co- wrote the script with the convicted statutory rapist. Release Date: Filmed in November, so probably not at Cannes. But the makers of “Battle Of The Sexes” hopes to change that in 2.

Bobby Riggs claimed that women were so inferior at tennis that he could beat the best female player even at the age of 5. Billie Jean King to stand up and give him the spanking he deserved. A one- time Danny Boyle project (he’s still producing, with his “Slumdog Millionaire” scribe Simon Beaufoy penning the script), it’s now in the hands of Dayton & Faris, only the second film from the duo after breaking out with “Little Miss Sunshine” a decade ago. The theme should certainly resonate in Trump’s America: hopefully the execution will too. Release Date: None yet, but likely in the summer or fall. His three features to date, in “The Messenger,” “Rampart” and “Time Out Of Mind” have all been strikingly distinct and very good indeed, and his script work on films like “Love & Mercy” equally so, but outside of these walls, we feel like he’s not discussed that much in cinephile circles. Nevertheless, we’re always going to be receptive to his work, and his new one sounds positively facsinating.

Based on a best- selling novel by Herman Koch,and originally scripted by Moverman for Cate Blanchett to direct until she fell away and he took over, it sounds a little like “Carnage” on the surface, but promises something much darker, examining wealth, privilege and justice with an extremely promising cast. Release Date: Shot last January, so could well be headed for Sundance and/or Berlin.

But her debut “Wadjda” wasn’t awful, it was tremendous, and put her on the map immediately as a serious talent to watch. Five years on, her follow- up will finally arrive, and it sees her stick with a female- centered story, albeit a British period drama about a couple of famous literary figures, and the creation of one of fiction’s most famous monsters. Buy The Limehouse Golem Movie (2017) Movie. Penned by Australian writer Emma Jensen and Irish playwright Conor Mc. Pherson, this won out over a number of developing Mary Shelley biopics, and has a strong cast of young stars, led by the always terrific Elle Fanning in the lead role. Release Date: Shot early in 2.

Berlin could be a possibility. The two later reteamed for the equally good “Hotel,” and now Vikander’s returning the favor, headlining Langseth’s English- language debut alongside Eva Green. It’s a family drama of a sort, but knowing Langseth’s previous work, it should be an uncommonly finely honed and sensitively directed one, and we’d basically walk through fire to see Vikander and Green on screen together, so this could be one of the gems of 2. Release Date: Filmed over the summer – Venice or TIFF could be a good bet.

So the news that they’ve cowritten this new movie is good, though Mc. Bride will take a backseat to Josh Brolin, who has the lead role. It’s hard to get a read on the tone of the film — could this be a trip into more serious fare (Scott Rudin, who usually deals with upmarket Oscar- y fare, is producing) another taboo- busting, uneasy comedy, or something akin to a U.