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digs deep into a murder epidemic in the oil-rich Osage Nation circa the early 1920s. It has some serious true-crime-lit pedigree, to say the least, but the Oscar-winning director takes a hard left by narrowing the focus on the love story between Ernest Burkhart and his wife Mollie .
She’s watched her mother and sisters perish via both a mysterious “wasting illness” and outright murder; the fear is that her husband and his big-shot uncle are after her family’s wealth… and she’s next. The extra emphasis on the clash between jazz-age modernity and traditional Osage culture, as well as the threat of 20th century white supremacy, makes this a partial corrective to decades of movie mythology. It’s the closest thing Scorsese has ever made to a Western.documentarians Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi direct their first joint dramatic film, which retells the story of how retired 60-year-old professional swimmer Diana Nyad became the first person to swim from America to Cuba — minus a shark cage, mind you — in the history of the sport. Jodie Foster plays her best friend/coach Bonnie Stoll, who help guides her through some tough days. There’s also archival footage of the real Nyad discussing her relentless drive and need to prove herself one last time, because you can take the docmakers out of the nonfiction realm, but you can’t take the nonfiction out of these docmakers. It hits theaters on October 20 and drops on Netflix on November 3rd.for desperate measures, which is why Liza Drake — single mom, recently unemployed, dealing with her daughter’s medical condition — accepts an offer that’s too good to refuse. There’s this pharmaceutical start-up in Florida, see, and the company’s rep thinks she’d be the perfect person to help them sell meds to the masses. Liza accepts, only to discover that she’s also uniwittingly signed on to become part of a huge criminal conspiracy as well. Oops! Andy Garcia, Catherine O’Hara, Brian D’arcy James and Jay Duplass costar. David Yates, a.k.a. the gent who did the bulk of the Harry Potter movies, is in the director’s chair. It plays select theater on October 20th, and drops on Netflix on October 27th.David Cornwell, but we knew him — if anyone besides his closest of close friends and loved ones could really say theyhim — by his nom de plume, John le Carré. Legendary documentarian Errol Morris dives deep into the life and times of this towering figure of 20th century espionage literature, anchored by an extended interview with the man himself done shortly before his passing in December 2020. If you ever wanted to learn about why someone deep in the intelligence field felt compelled to write so openly about it, or about the influence of le Carré’s con-man of a father on his writing, this doc’s for you.know if your true love is your ideal match? A better question: What if you and your partner could take a test that determined whether your mate is definitively your soul mate? That’s the premise of Greek filmmaker Christos Nikou’s oddball romance, which finds a couple played by Jessie Buckley and hot-dude-of-the-moment Jeremy Allen White are secure in the knowledge that, according to science, they are perfect for each other. Then she gets a job at a research facility that conducts these tests, and begins to form a tight friendship with her coworker , and then… let’s say things get complicated. In theaters on October 27th, begins streaming on Apple+ on November 3rd.a prestigious prep school during a long winter break, a cantankerous professor , a talented and troublemaking student and the school’s head cook try to make the best of their situation. There’s laughter, tears, a road trip, maybe a little bonding as well — and because it’s also the new Alexander Payne movie, with the director reuniting with his‘Priscilla’ all about Elvis Presley’s life and death, his loves and grudges, his rise and fall — but what was the eye-of-the-storm experience like for the King of Rock & Roll’s wife? Sofia Coppola’s take on Priscilla Presley’s memoirrevisits the icon’s world from the teenage Mrs. Presley’s intimate perspective, as young Priscilla meets the man with the swinging pelvis and quickly forms a bond with him despite a rather, er, pronounced age gap. The pairing of the‘American Fiction’ resume as a TV writer —which he nabbed an Emmy for — expectations are high for his directorial debut, about a college professor and writer named Thelonious “Monk” Ellison who finds his erudite, complex novels have fallen out of fashion. Contemptuous of what passes for great literature these days, he pens a parody of the Black experience under a pseudonym… and suddenly, everyone wants to know who the mystery author behind the massive new bestseller is. Hot damn, we were due for a great book-culture social satire! The cast also includes Sterling K. Brown, Tracee Ellis Ross, Issa Rae, Leslie Uggams,Image Credit: David Lee/NETFLIXin the Civil Rights Movement, Bayard Rustin helped organize the March on Washington and the Freedom Rides, was an advisor to Martin Luther King Jr., and helped make nonviolent resistance a key part of modern American activism. He was also a well-known gay man whose sexuality made him a target for the U.S. government, cause friction within the movement and eventually led him to join the post-Stonewall fight for gay rights. It was only a matter of time before Rustin became the subject of a biopic — so thank god theater legend and filmmaker George C. Wolfe and actor Coleman Domingo are the ones bringing his story to the screen. Neither of them seem interested in sanding down Rustin’s rough edges, nor washing away the ways in which those both inside and outside of the struggle did him dirty. It hits theaters on November 3rd, and drops on Netflix November 17th.been an incredible showbiz story if Sylvester Stallone had done nothing but bet everything he had on the story of a Philadelphia boxer trying to get a shot at the title and then turned into a real-life triumph-of-the-underdog tale. But then the actor with the heavy Hell’s Kitchen accent took that momentum and turned himself into one of the biggest movie stars in the whole world and, well, you know all the rest. The guy’s a living action-movie legend. Thom Zimny, who’s worked extensively with Bruce Springsteen on several documentaries, lets Stallone tell the story of his life in his own words, from his early days as a struggling actor to his present days as a TV star and family man. You may insert your best “Yo, Adrian!” impersonation here.us has not had Nicolas Cage show up in our dreams from time to time? The screen icon plays an everyman who mysteriously starts making guest appearances in millions of folks’ R.E.M. cycles. It’s all good, until those dreams start turning into some truly disturbing nightmares. Then it’s not so good.‘s Ari Aster is on board as a producer for this A24 joint, so you can expect this to get weird and unsettling. Norwegian filmmaker Kristoffer Borgli comic book adaptation we can 100% get behind. Based on the French comics series by Alexis “Matz” Nolent and Luc Jacamon, this neo-noir about a professional assassin who, per the logline, is “armed to the teeth and slowly losing his mind,” re-teams David Fincher andscreenwriter Andrew Kevin Walker. Michael Fassbender is the hit man on the verge of a nervous breakdown. Tilda Swinton is a mystery woman who may or may not be more involved with what’s happening than he realizes. We are the moviegoers who are praying Netflix gives this a proper theatrical release so we can see Fincher do what he does best on the biggest screen possible.
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