Run Credits

Starring:
Sarah Paulson, Pat Healy, Bradley Sawatzky

Written By:
Aneesh Chaganty, Sev Ohanian

Directed By:
Aneesh Chaganty

Produced By:
Sev Ohanian (produced by) (p.g.a.), Natalie Qasabian (produced by) (p.g.a.)

Distributor:
Lionsgate

It would seem that Australia seems to be really into the idea of bringing talented filmmakers together to make omnibuses. Earlier this year producer John Polson brought together directors Toni Collette, Russell Crowe, Anthony LaPaglia, Alex Proyas, Liev Schreiber and more to helm Sydney Unplugged, a love letter to the country’s capital city, and now a new one in the works with a whopping 17 directors involved. And it’s just found two brand new stars as well.

Robert Downey Jr. brings a signature new take on a very particular genius in the Untitled Doctor Dolittle Project, a sweeping adventure directed by Academy Award(r) winner Stephen Gaghan.

Based on the enduring tales imagined by Hugh Lofting, the epic journey will be produced by Joe Roth and Jeff Kirschenbaum under their Roth/Kirschenbaum Films (Alice in Wonderland, Maleficent), alongside Susan Downey (Sherlock Holmes franchise, The Judge) for Team Downey. Gaghan wrote the most recent draft of the screenplay from an earlier draft by Tom Shepherd.

The Last Full Measure Credits

Starring:
Bradley Whitford, Samuel L. Jackson, Sebastian Stan

Written By:
Todd Robinson

Directed By:
Todd Robinson

Produced By:
Julian Adams, Michael Bassick, Timothy Scott Bogart, Nicholas Cafritz

Distributor:
Roadside Attractions

Running Time:
110 min.

Underwater Credits

Starring:
Kristen Stewart, T.J. Miller, Vincent Cassel, John Gallagher Jr., Jessica Henwick, Mamoudou Athie, Gunner Wright

Written By:
Brian Duffield and Adam Coza

Directed By:
William Eubank

Produced By:
Peter Chernin, Tonia Davis, Kevin Halloran, and Jenno Topping

Distributor:
20th Century Fox

My Spy Credits

Starring:
Dave Bautista, Kristen Schaal, Ken Jeong

Written By:
Erich Hoeber, Jon Hoeber

Directed By:
Peter Segal

Produced By:
Dave Bautista, Chris Bender, Jonathan Meisner, Peter Segal | Robert Simonds

MPAA Rating:
[ PG-13 ]

Distributor:
STX Entertainment

Haddish and Byrne play Mia and Mel, two people who have been friends for years and have started their own cosmetics company. The pair seem happy, even apparently living together, but the store is in significant debt. However, things look up when cosmetics mogul Claire Luna (Salma Hayek) arrives and offers to invest in the company.

Pete Koslow (Joel Kinnaman) is a former special operations soldier and veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan. After serving time for killing a man in a bar fight, while trying to protect his wife Sofia (Ana de Armas), Pete now works as a drug courier for the Polish mafia in New York, a cartel run by Rysard Klimek aka The General (Eugene Lipinski), a ruthless gangster. But Pete is also an informant for the FBI, providing information to Agent Erica Wilcox (Rosamund Pike), who is building a case against The General. Wilcox’s off-the-books operation is reaching its end game, and both she and Pete hope the latest fentanyl consignment, smuggled into the US in diplomatic pouches, will lead to his arrest. And when The General goes down, Pete, his wife and their eight-year-old daughter Anna (Karma Meyer) will finally be free. But when Stazek Cusik (Mateusz Kosciukiewicz), The General’s ice-cold, trigger-happy nephew, decides do a little side business, rather than take the shipment of straight to The General, Wilcox’s sting quickly unravels.

One of the most controversial upcoming remakes currently in development is the American-made version of Chan-wook Park’s Oldboy. While the project has been in the works for years, originally going to be directed by Steven Spielberg and star Will Smith, the project has been revived in recent months, with Spike Lee officially set to direct and Josh Brolin attached to star. But how will the new movie connect to the South Korean original? Producer Roy Lee has cleared up some of those questions.