Below the Clouds, the new documentary from award-winning filmmaker Gianfranco Rosi has been acquired by The Match Factory.
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Gianfranco Rosi’s ‘Below the Clouds’ Acquired by The Match Factory
Below the Clouds (The Match Factory)
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Tribeca Festival 2025 Adds New Premieres – Slick Rick’s ‘Victory’ with Idris Elba and Nas, ‘Twinless’, ‘Come See Me in the Good Light’
Come See Me in the Good Light by Ryan White. (courtesy Tribeca Festival) The 2025 Tribeca Festival taking place June 4–15 in New York City announced new additions, including visual albums, documentaries, and narrative films.
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Snapshot – ‘Shall We Dance?’ 1996 Gets Re-Released in Theaters, ‘Deaf President Now!’ Debuts on Apple TV+
Tim Rarus, Bridgetta Bourne-Firl, Greg Hlibok and Jerry Covell in “Deaf President Now!” (courtesy Apple TV+.) Deaf President Now! debuts on Apple TV+
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‘Materialists’ Trailer 2 – Dakota Johnson, a Matchmaker in NYC, Gets Caught in a Love Triangle with Pedro Pascal and Chris Evans
Dakota Johnson in Materialists (Credit: Atsushi Nishijima | A24) A24 revealed a new trailer 2 for Materialists, Celine Song’s romantic comedy film that delves into the complexities of modern love.
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‘Dangerous Animals’ Trailer – A Surfer Must Outwit a Shark-Obsessed Serial Killer in Sean Byrne’s Survival Thriller Film
Dangerous Animals (IFC, Shudder) Australian director Sean Byrne, renowned for cult horror hits The Loved Ones and The Devil’s Candy, returns with his third feature, Dangerous Animals – a chilling fusion of survival horror and shark thriller. The film stars Hassie Harrison (Yellowstone) as Zephyr, a surfer abducted by a shark-obsessed serial killer, Tucker, portrayed by Jai Courtney (The Suicide Squad). Josh Heuston (Heartbreak High) plays Moses, Zephyr’s love interest who becomes entangled in the deadly game, while Ella Newton rounds out the cast in a supporting role.
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Corey Payette’s ‘Starwalker’ Musical Drama Makes World Premiere at Inside Out Toronto 2SLGBTQ+ Film Festival
Starwalker by Corey Payette (Pender PR) Starwalker, the dramatic musical feature film from award-winning Indigenous writer, director and composer Corey Payette (Les Filles du Roi) will have its world premiere at the 35th edition of the Inside Out Toronto 2SLGBTQ+ Film Festival on May 23, 2025. The film, which screens on the festival’s opening night, was adapted from a musical production of the same name.
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‘Don’t Tell Larry’ Trailer – Ed Begley Jr., Patty Guggenheim, Kiel Kennedy, Kenneth Mosley Star in Dark Comedy Indie Film
Patty Guggenheim, Kiel Kennedy, Kenneth Mosley in Don’t Tell Larry (screenshot / Level 33 Entertainment) Ed Begley Jr. (A Mighty Wind, Pineapple Express), Dot-Marie Jones (“Glee”), Patty Guggenheim (She Hulk: Attorney At Law, “Twisted Metal”), Kiel Kennedy (The Binge 2), and Kenneth Mosley (“Will Trent”) star in Don’t Tell Larry, the dark office comedy film that follows an ambitious corporate flunky who faces a deadly fallout after telling a white lie to her eccentric new co-worker Larry.
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‘The New Boy’ Trailer – Cate Blanchett is a Nun in 1940’s Australian in Haunting Spiritual Drama Film
Cate Blanchett in The New Boy (Vertical) Set in 1940s Australia, The New Boy stars Cate Blanchett as as a nun overseeing a remote Christian orphanage and introduces Aswan Reid as the titular New Boy, a nine-year-old Aboriginal orphan with mysterious powers. The ensemble cast also includes Deborah Mailman and Wayne Blair, alongside a group of young First Nations actors making their film debuts.
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‘The Old Woman with the Knife’ Trailer – Lee Hye-young is an Aging Assassin in South Korean Thriller Film
The Old Woman with the Knife (Courtesy of Well Go USA Entertainment) In the South Korean thriller film The Old Woman with the Knife, director Min Kyu-dong brings to life author Gu Byeong-mo’s (Apartment Women, a New York Times Editors’ Choice) acclaimed novel of the same name, reframed through a distinctly female perspective.
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Eva Victor’s ‘Sorry, Baby’ to Open 78th Edinburgh International Film Festival
Sorry, Baby by Eva Victor (A24) The 78th edition of Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF) set to run from 14-20 August 2025 will open with the UK premiere of Eva Victor’s comedy-drama film Sorry, Baby.
