With Cannes just a month away, major updates on Brady Corbet’s highly anticipated fourth feature are likely imminent, but we’ve already received two early clues: a sense of the project’s sheer scale and the first hint at who might be set to topline. First tidbit comes from Deadline with his presence at Dublin’s Storyhouse to discuss screenwriting – he mentioned that The Origin of the World “is sort of about American mysticism and the history of the occult in America and I’ve been reading tons and tons of material about the migration of the cultist belief systems and structures.” and that the script is 200 pages…“It’s basically two, 25-day shoots for 100 pages.”… Read the rest
“Propaganda, to be effective, must be believed. To be believed, it must be credible. To be credible, it must be true,” so said 
In 1927, The New York Times declared that Warsaw had regained its pre-war status as Paris Of The North, calling it the “gayest, cleanest and most feminine of European cities.” However, the distinctive charms of its prewar architectural glamor have undergone a change, with the skyline now dotted by towering modern edifices such as the Warsaw Spire, Zlota 44, and The Bridge. Even the old school trams have been replaced with modern light rail. The characters in Pete Ohs delightful Erupcja are similarly caught between past and present in this summery, loose-limbed look at relationships under scaffolding.… 
