Bleecker Street has set release dates for its fall awards slate, the largest roster of films the indie distributor has ever put forward in a single year, revealing the lineup exclusively to Variety.
Among the titles are Alex Gibney’s “Musk,” the anticipated documentary examining the businessman Elon Musk, which will be released alongside HBO Documentary Films and Universal Pictures Content Group; Anton Corbijn’s thriller “A Talent for Murder” starring Helen Mirren and Alden Ehrenreich, which will be co-distributed with LD Entertainment; “Tender Loving Care,” the next film from seven-time Oscar-nominated writer and director Mike Leigh that stars Marion Bailey and recent Oscar nominee Kate O’Flynn; and a yet-to-be-titled drama, formerly known as “Harmonia,” from director Guy Nattiv that stars recent Tony and Emmy nominee Carrie Coon.
Each of the films will debut at the upcoming major fall festivals this year, including Venice, Telluride and Toronto.
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“We are extremely enthusiastic about the strength and range of our fall slate, from an epic investigation of one of the world’s most notorious figures, a legendary actress transforming into a legendary author, a highly personal and compelling journey into a sinister cult, and the latest from one of the world’s most humanist filmmakers,” said Kent Sanderson, CEO of Bleecker Street. “We can’t wait to bring all of these brilliant films to audiences at festivals throughout the season and to a broad audience theatrically.”
