Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley will reunite for the outlaw romance Hold On to Your Angels. The film marks their second collaboration after Hamnet and comes from writer-director Benh Zeitlin.
The project is set on the edge of South Louisiana. It follows a hell-bound outlaw and a shepherd of lost souls who fall in catastrophic love as their bayou paradise crumbles. Production is scheduled to begin in February with Plan B and Alex Coco producing under the Rapt Film banner.
Reported by AI Image generated by AI
Angel Studios has added five new films to its 2026 lineup, bringing the total to 10 projects, as unveiled at CinemaCon in Las Vegas. The slate features thrillers, biopics, and faith-based stories starring actors like Owen Wilson, Tommy Lee Jones, and Jeff Daniels. Previously announced titles include animated Animal Farm and historical drama Young Washington.
South Korean director Park Chan-wook has assembled an all-star cast for his Western thriller 'The Brigands of Rattlecreek,' starring Oscar winner Matthew McConaughey, Oscar nominee Austin Butler, Emmy nominee Pedro Pascal and Chinese actress Tang Wei. Park will direct and adapt the screenplay originally written by S. Craig Zahler. The package is set to hit the market at the Cannes Film Festival.
Reported by AI
The film Hamnet, a contender at this year's Oscars, will begin streaming on Peacock on March 6. Directed by Chloe Zhao, the movie stars Paul Mescal as William Shakespeare and Jessie Buckley as his wife Anne. Buckley's performance has already earned her multiple awards.
Actors Leslie Bibb, Jeffrey Donovan and Aidan Quinn have joined the cast of the indie drama 'Hal,' directed by Mark Williams. The film, currently in production in Atlanta, stars Alexander Ludwig and Emma Roberts alongside Ernie Hudson. It follows a journalist's journey toward founding a humanitarian organization.
Reported by AI
Project Hail Mary is projected to earn $45 million in its second weekend at the North American box office, surpassing the $100 million milestone domestically. The sci-fi film will fend off New Line's They Will Kill You, which anticipates a $10 million U.S. opening alongside $10 million internationally. Spring breaks are boosting attendance amid school holidays.