‘Citizen Penn’ Trailer: New Doc Shows Sean Penn’s Extensive Work To Help People Across The World

With the lack of a Cannes (and a regular film festival circuit) in 2020 due to the pandemic, there were multiple reports that a lot of filmmakers were going to hold their work back until there could be a semi-normal event to premiere. Well, judging by early reports about which films might show up, it appears that Cannes 2021 could become a truly star-studded affair with some huge projects debuting at the event.

The trailer for Jonathan Rhys Meyers‘ new movie Edge of the World has been released!

Tiffany Haddish and Billy Crystal are teaming up for a new BFF comedy!

Malina Saval Associate Editor, FeaturesThe Governors Ball has been canceled and the Elton John AIDS Foundation benefit bash has been relegated to an online format.

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Duke of Edinburgh will lie at rest in the Queen's residence ahead of his funeral in St George's Chapel. In a statement on the College of Arms website, responsible for state ceremonies in the UK, it was announced that flags across the country would also be flown at half-mast.

Why Did You Kill Me?, will send a shiver down your spine. It tells the story of 24-year-old Crystal Theobald's brutal murder as the result of a 2006 drive-by gang shooting in California.

Sean Penn documented his travels to Haiti after the devastating 7.0 earthquake in 2010 for Discovery+’s documentary, “Citizen Penn”.

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leader will announce the policy that he says will help people out of work, furloughed or in at-risk industries. As part of the plan, those currently on furlough or Universal Credit would receive an average of £500 to pay for training to find high-skilled jobs - with up to £750 for attendance for those unemployed.

We’re only in April, but 2021 has already turned into a big year for filmmaker Wong Kar-Wai. Not only has a number of his films been digitally restored in 4K and added to The Criterion Collection in a recent box set, but this year marks the 30th anniversary of the creation of Jet Tone Films, the filmmaker’s production company.

After a smashing first trailer from director James Gunn of his upcoming film, The Suicide Squad, a second trailer was released on April 1 and it was no joke. The new trailer promised some incredible action sequences with new footage particularly focussing on Nathan Fillion's TDK aka The Detachable Kid character and also a few scenes revealing the powers of Polka-Dot Man.

Also Read: Dan Stevens Replaces Armie Hammer in Starz's Watergate Series 'Gaslit'“Citizen Penn” ​chronicles the moment Penn and his team of volunteers landed in Haiti, just days after the earthquake struck, and the ten years since. The film offers viewers an intimate, honest, and self-reflective look into the triumphs and challenges of those who decided to do something.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaDiscovery Plus has acquired “Citizen Penn,” a look at the humanitarian efforts of Sean Penn and a team of volunteers to help Haitians in the wake of the devastating 2010 earthquake.The documentary will premiere on the subscription streaming service on May 6. “Citizen Penn” was written and directed by Don Hardy and produced by Hardy and Shawn Dailey.

Much like it was a joke that Christopher Plummer (RIP) was going to be the guy that took over all of the Kevin Spacey roles after that actor was blacklisted following sexual assault allegations, it looks like there is a new market for handsome actors willing to take over high-profile roles for Armie Hammer. And the latest actor to join that group is Dan Stevens.