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Indie. Wire Fall Film Fest Wish List: The 5. Movies We Want to See Most“Dunkirk” aside, deep summer looks like a fallow season for major films — but appearances are deceiving. This is perhaps their most- essential moment on the movie calendar, as it’s when distributors huddle, haggle, and negotiate to determine which movies will head for the almighty awards- season launch festivals of Venice, Telluride, Toronto, and New York. From the festivals’ perspectives, they’re vying for the starriest red- carpet gala world premieres. The exception is Telluride, which doesn’t have to vie; it gets to cherry pick its impeccably curated four- day Labor Day Weekend selection in secret.) Ahead of next week’s rollout of announcements, we called around for intel on what we can expect to see.

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Read More. Richard Linklater’s ‘The Last Detail’ Sequel ‘Last Flag Flying’ to Open New York Film Festival. Of course, some films either won’t be ready to screen until year’s end, or will skip festivals and go straight to audiences. These include “Blade Runner 2.

Ryan Gosling (October 6, Warner Bros.); “Wonder,” starring Julia Roberts (November 1. Lionsgate); and Ridley Scott’s J. Paul Getty kidnapping drama “All the Money in the World” (December 8, Sony). And keep your eyes peeled for Paul Thomas Anderson’s tentatively titled “Phantom Thread,” featuring Daniel Day- Lewis’ alleged last performance, which is set to come out December 2. It might skip the festival circuit altogether — but PTA is so unpredictable (he snuck “There Will Be Blood” into Fantastic Fest 1. Additional reporting by Eric Kohn and Kate Erbland. The Telluride Film Festival“Rebel in the Rye,” Dir.

Danny Strong (September 1. IFC Films)Nicholas Hoult stars as young “Catcher in the Rye” author J. D. Salinger. The film received fairly awful reviews at its Sundance premiere but went back to the editing room; if it has a festival screening before its release, an early slot at TIFF would be likely.“Brad’s Status,” Dir. Mike White (September 1. Annapurna)Ben Stiller stars as a divorced parent who hasn’t paid enough attention to his college- bound son.

It’s produced by Plan B, which has a good relationship with Telluride (see: “1. Years a Slave”), although an early appearance at TIFF is possible. White’s last feature, 2. Year of the Dog,” premiered at Sundance.“Mother!,” Dir.

Darren Aronofsky (September 1. Paramount)While there’s been no announcement, we’d expect Jennifer Lawrence to turn up on the Lido; Aronofsky turns to Venice for his festival debuts (“The Wrestler,” “Black Swan”).

However, the film just moved up its release date by nearly a month, from October 1. September 1. 5.“Battle of the Sexes,” Dirs. Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris (September 2.

Fox Searchlight)Telluride or TIFF are most likely for Oscar winner Emma Stone as Billie Jean King, who challenges Bobby Riggs (Steve Carrell) to a tennis match. However, it would be the first fall festival slot for Dayton and Faris; “Little Miss Sunshine” was a Sundance premiere, and their last film, “Ruby Sparks,” premiered in 2. Switzerland’s Locarno.“Victoria & Abdul,” Dir. Stephen Frears (September 2. Focus Features)Frears directs Oscar winner Judi Dench as yet another Queen in a period drama. Frears took “The Program” to TIFF in 2.

Victoria & Abdul” he’ll likely bring it to Venice — which premiered “Philomena” in 2. Stronger,” Dir. David Gordon Green (September 2. Lionsgate/Roadside Attractions)Jake Gyllenhaal stars as a Boston marathon survivor.

Green could return to TIFF, where he debuted his last feature, “Our Brand is Crisis.” His 2. Manglehorn,” premiered at Venice followed by TIFF.“Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House,” Dir. Peter Landesman (September 2. SPC)Liam Neeson stars as Deep Throat of Watergate fame, with Diane Lane as his wife. Landesman’s debut, “Parkland,” opened in Venice and TIFF in 2.

Concussion” in 2. AFI.“Marshall,” Dir.

Reginald Hudlin (October 1. Open Road)Chadwick Boseman stars as young lawyer- on- the- rise Thurgood Marshall, with Emmy- winner Sterling K. Brown as his client. While Open Road has a strong festival track record with Best Picture winner “Spotlight” (Telluride, Venice, Toronto, 2. Bleed for This” (Telluride and Toronto, 2. Hudlin’s first festival entry.

His last feature was the studio comedy “Serving Sara” starring Matthew Perry and Elizabeth Hurley in 2. This post continues on the next page.