‘Pig’ Director Michael Sarnoski To Direct The ‘A Quiet Place’ Spin-Off Film

Davina McCall has shared a rare photo of herself with boyfriend Michael Douglas.The TV presenter, 54, shared a behind the scenes photo alongside partner Michael backstage during filming for The Masked Singer. In the snap, Davina wears a long sleeved red dress and black boots, while Michael looks smart in black jeans and a leather jacket. Fans rushed to compliment the Davina and Michael, with one comment calling them “couple goals”.

who died in September at age 54, is the best part of the new movie “892” — the “Wire” actor’s final film role.The edgy Williams is perfection as a crisis negotiator during a dangerous standoff. As his character Eli attempts to diffuse a hostage situation, he is measured, conversational and, most vitally, believable.

EXCLUSIVE: Saban Films has acquired North American and other overseas territory rights to The Old Way, the Western from director Brett Donowho that stars Nicolas Cage. The distributor is targeting a theatrical and VOD release for the pic sometime during the fourth quarter of 2022.

Jamie Lang Spanish production giant Atresmedia has appointed Miguel García to head its international sales department. García joins Atresmedia from Mediapro, where he has been The Mediapro Studio’s international sales manager for Latin America, the U.S.

Flying Lotus has shared details of his forthcoming second feature film Ash, which will contain elements of both sci-fi and horror.The film, announced yesterday (January 26), is the follow up to Flying Lotus’ 2017 theatrical debut Kuso. The musician – real name Steven Ellison – will serve as the film’s director, and will also provide an original score.Ellison will work with production companies XYZ Films and GFC Films on the film – with the former also providing financing for its production.

The Office on the new film IF.The pair will star together in the project, which is directed by Krasinski, alongside Ryan Reynolds (Deadpool), Phoebe Waller-Bridge (Fleabag), Fiona Shaw (Killing Eve), Alan Kim (Minari), Cailey Fleming (The Walking Dead) and Louis Gossett Jr (An Officer And A Gentlemen).According to Deadline, the story is based on Krasinski’s original idea about a child’s journey to rediscover their imagination. The film was originally called Imaginary Friends, but the title has now been shortened to IF.Announcing the news on Instagram, Krasinski wrote: “Ah, what if one day I could assemble my dream cast? What… IF.”A post shared by John Krasinski (@johnkrasinski)Krasinski will write, direct and produce the project via his company, Sunday Night, through Paramount Pictures.

While John Krasinski made the jump to writer/director well before the horror thriller “A Quiet Place” and the sequel “A Quiet Place Part II,” the major success of that first film really changed everything for him as a filmmaker. And perhaps in a sign of going back to his indie dramatic roots, instead of directing the third ‘AQP’ movie right away, Krasinski is making another film for Paramount Pictures titled “IF.” An original project created and written by Krasinski, “IF” has some stellar actors joining and a bit of reunion as well.

“The Office” gang is getting back together in John Krasinski’s “IF”.

Clayton Davis The horror genre is often overlooked and underappreciated in awards spaces. That’s what makes “You’re Dead Hélène” from Michiel Blanchart, which is one of the shortlisted contenders for live action short, an exciting addition to the Oscar conversation.After dreaming of working in the movies and making shorts with his friends while growing up in France’s countryside, Blanchart decided to go back to his native country to study in one of the best-known cinema schools in Belgium: the Institute of Media Arts.

Wilson Chapman editorThe Miami Film Festival has announced its opening and closing titles for its upcoming 39th edition.The festival, which showcases works from filmmaker’s in the Ibero-American diaspora, will premiere and end with two films listed on the Oscar shortlist for international feature film. “The Good Boss” (El Buen Patrón), a comedy written and directed by Spain’s Fernando León de Aranoa, will open the festival, which will close with “Plaza Catedral,” the sophomore narrative feature of Panamanian director Abner Benaim.“The Good Boss” stars Javier Bardem as Blanco, the owner of a family business up for consideration for a local award for business excellence. Determined to win the award, Blanco begins meddling in the lives of his employees, setting off a chain of events that leads to shocking repercussions.

Jamie Lang “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” and “Four Weddings and a Funeral” director Mike Newell and actor Jason Wong (“The Gentlemen,” “Dungeons & Dragons”) are launching the Kingston International Film Festival (KIFF) to support independent film makers in a post-pandemic world. Taking place June 24-26, the festival is a 50:50 partnership between Blue Elephant Films and Rose Theatre which aims to address a decline in the independent film industry by establishing a new platform for emerging talent and creating opportunities which will link new filmmakers and industry experts.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorThe Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced the launch of the new interview series, “Seen.” Nick Barili, an Argentinean-American journalist, director, writer and producer, sits down for one-on-one conversations with some of the most influential artists and filmmakers with Latin-American and Spanish roots. The first season of the web series will include Academy members John Leguizamo, Eva Longoria and Oscar-nominee Edward James Olmos (“Stand and Deliver”), as they discuss their personal journeys, culture and breaking down barriers in filmmaking.Leguizamo will lead the first episode as he explores his beloved New York City and maneuvering through the industry over his long career, also covering the topics of colorism and tokenism.

MPSE website.Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing – Feature AnimationEncantoLucaThe Mitchells vs. the MachinesRaya and the Last DragonSing 2Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing – Feature DocumentaryBillie Eilish: The World’s a Little BlurryFleeThe RescueSummer of Soul (or, when the Revolution Could Not Be Televised)VALThe Velvet UndergroundOutstanding Achievement in Sound Editing – Foreign Language FeatureCliff WalkersThe Hand of GodA HeroTitaneA Writer’s OddysseyOutstanding Achievement in Sound Editing – Feature Dialogue / ADRDuneLast Night in SohoThe Matrix ResurrectionsNightmare AlleyNo Time to DieThe Power of the DogA Quiet Place Part IIThe Tragedy of MacbethOutstanding Achievement in Sound Editing – Feature Effects / FoleyBelfastDuneThe Matrix ResurrectionsNightmare AlleyNo Time to DieA Quiet Place Part IISpider-Man: No Way HomeOutstanding Achievement in Sound Editing – Feature MusicDuneGhostbusters: AfterlifeIn the HeightsThe Matrix ResurrectionsNightmare AlleyA Quiet Place Part IItick tick…BOOM!West Side StoryOutstanding Achievement in Sound Editing – Animation Series or ShortJurassic World – Camp Cretaceous: “Eye of the Storm”Love, Death + Robots: “Snow in the Desert”Star Trek: Lower Decks: “Strange Energies”Star Wars: Visions: “The Duel”Star Wars: The Bad Batch: “Reunion”Star Wars: A Galaxy of Sounds: “Excitement”Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing – Limited Series or AnthologyThe Book of Boba Fett                       Loki: “Journey Into Mystery”Mare of Easttown: “Illusions”The Underground Railroad: Chapter 9: “Indiana Winter”Wandavision: “The Series Finale”The White LotusOutstanding Achievement in Sound Editing – Non-Theatrical AnimationArcane – League of Legends: “When These Walls Come Tumbling

Holly Jones Avoiding the heady and idyllic world of adolescent coming-of-age tales ever-familiar to viewers, Spanish writer-director Carlota Pereda presents a brazen look into the psyches of youth; their faults, rage, and insecurity. In this award-winning short-turned-feature, Pereda, known for nudging the boundaries of genre, delivers a roundhouse kick, annihilating them.“Piggy” (“Cerdita”) is set in a serene but suspect rural town, Extremadura, where our anti-heroine Sara (Laura Galán) emerges, wrought with anxiety and crippling trauma from the abuse she endures at the hands of her hostile and popular peers. Untamed cruelty ensues and, with each heartbreaking take, the viewer becomes Sara and all of those mixed-up emotions she holds tightly inside.