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Smile was an interesting film for Robert Salerno, a legendary producer whose work encompasses some of the most distinct and bold cinema of this century so far (We Need to Talk About Kevin, A Single Man, Nocturnal Animals, I'm Thinking of Ending Things, 21 Grams, Arbitrage). Unlike the acclaimed directors behind those films (Irritu, Kaufman, Ford, Ramsay, Jarecki), Parker Finn's Smile was his feature directorial debut.

Justin Timberlake has accepted a plea deal, admitting to driving while ability impaired, in exchange for dropping a more severe DWI charge. Following his hearing, the actor and musician told members of the media that he was "grateful" the case was closing. Timberlake's charge stems from the highly publicized incident on June 18, when he was arrested in Sag Harbor, N.

A character study that's subtle strengths are undermined by glaring flaws, Lisa Taddeo's adaptation of her own book follows four women (not three) navigating the ways desire steers their lives.

Exclusive: Steve Martin and Pete Docter will be in discussion with the "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" and "Muppets Take Manhattan" director during the festival, which will take place from October 4 to November 30.

"Stranger Things: The First Shadow" will make its U. S. debut on Broadway on April 22, 2025.

Betty Gilpin has spent her whole career reckoning with her body in her work. "In ‘Three Women,’ the sex scenes are some of the most important scenes in the whole piece," Gilpin tells IndieWire.