Virgil Films will release “The Mustangs: America’s Wild Horses” – an incredible story about America’s wild horses from their turbulent history to their uncertain future. Directed by Steven Latham and Conrad Stanley, the documentary will open theatrically nationwide on October 15th followed by an HD TVOD digital release.
Dark Star Pictures will release Time Now, writer/director Spencer King’s highly anticipated new mystery-thriller starring Eleanor Lambert and Claudia Black (“Farscape”, “The Nevers”).
MGM released the official trailer for Licorice Pizza, the coming-of-age drama film written and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, that tracks the treacherous navigation of first love.
Richard Peete and Robert Yapkowitz’s Karen Dalton: In My Own Time, the new documentary on folk singer Karen Dalton opens on Friday, October 1 at Film Forum in New York, followed by Los Angeles, Oklahoma City and Tulsa on October 8.
Netflix released the first look clip trailer for Jeen-Yuhs, a new documentary on Kanye West; and the official trailer for the documentary “Britney vs Spears”.
Speer Goes to Hollywood, a documentary film directed by Vanessa Lapa on the self-proclaimed “good Nazi” Albert Speer will open at the Film Forum in New York on October 29, and at Laemmle Royal and Laemmle Town Center in Los Angeles on November 5th. Other cities will follow.
Vertical released the official trailer for The Estate, the dark comedy thriller film starring Eliza Coupe, Greg Finley, Chris Baker, Lala Kent, Heather Matazarro, and Eric Roberts. Directed by James Kapner, the film opens in theaters and VOD on October 22.
Scott Cooper’s new horror thriller Antlers will World Premiere on October 11 as the Closing Night film of the 2021 Beyond Fest.
Hulu released the official trailer for the documentary Jacinta that follows a young woman who struggles to find stability amid years of addiction and reconnect with the daughter she left behind.
Its Friday, September 24, and opening in theaters are independent films I’m Your Man; Surge; Apache Junction; the Russian language drama Chernobyl 1986 along with the documentary films Aware: Glimpses of Consciousness and Man in the Field: The Life and Art of Jim Denevan.
