‘Everything Everywhere All In Once,’ ‘Infinite Storm’, ‘Mothering Sunday’ An Indie Crush on Oscar Weekend – Specialty Preview –

Solvent A24 SXSW all everywhere at oncein the blackest street endless storm and the Sony Pictures classics mom’s week Offer what has lately been a rarity at the specialized box office, new content and options.

They are on the market with only one new studio release, Paramount’s The lost city With Channing Tatum and Sandra Bullock. And if this movie is any good, it’s a win-win situation, the specialist distribution executive said, as it appeals to an older female demo whose return to theaters has been difficult. He has his fingers crossed that the Omicron version doesn’t bring a new charm to the slowly recovering non-superhero market. He and others have noticed week after week that restoring a specialty isn’t impossible without the constant stream of new content we’re just getting started on.

In Daniel Scheinert and Dan Kwan Kinetic’s science fiction drama Everything, everywhere at once (See the recent deadline review). Michelle Yeo is Evelyn Wang, the owner of an IRS-controlled heavy-duty neurotic laundromat. With Ke Hui Kuan in Evelyn’s husband and Stephanie Hsu (Joe May’s girlfriend Incredible Mrs. Miesel) as his daughter. Jamie Lee Curtis plays an FBI agent who reveals that there are thousands of versions of Evelyn on many worlds.

It was enthusiastically received at its world premiere as an opening film at SXSW. The film will run on 10 screens this weekend in New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco and will appear in multiple markets next week, followed by a nationwide expansion on April 8.

Blacker Street launched the famous Polish Helmer Malgorzata Szumowska endless storm screen 1525. Discuss the deadline here. Based on the true story, Naomi Watts plays Pam Bales, a New Hampshire nurse, mother and experienced climber who climbs Mount Washington, who returns before reaching the top when a major snowstorm approaches. Arriving, she meets a lonely man dressed only in shorts and a windbreaker and attempts to guide them both down the mountain before sunset and they will succumb to the storm. Billy Howell, Dennis O’Hare, Parker Sawyers. The script is adapted from an article by Joshua Rollins that details actual survival.

The SPC opens mom’s week Directed by Eva Husson, it will be released in five theaters in New York (AMC Lincoln Square, Regal Union Square, Angelika’s Cinema 123) and Los Angeles (The Landmark, AMC The Grove) across the country through mid-April. With Odessa Young, Josh O’Connor, Colin Firth and Olivia Coleman. Written by Alice Birch. The film, based on Graham Swift’s bestselling novel, was screened last year in Cannes and Toronto. Discuss the deadline here.

In postwar England, young janitor and writer Jane Fairchild (young) finds herself alone with her employers on Mother’s Day (Colin Firth, Olivia Coleman). She has the rare opportunity to spend time with her secret lover (Josh O’Connor), a close landlord of an aristocratic boy who is married to someone else. The film tells the story of Jane aged 18 to 40 and another important relationship with her boyfriend Donald (Sope DiRissu) in the 1980s, towards the end of her life, played by Glenda Jackson.

Magnolia Pictures presents a horror movie you are not my mother About 50 screens and on request. The TIFF Midnight Madness selection is the artistic debut of Irish director Kate Dolan, who also wrote the screenplay. Alongside Hazel Dope, Carolyn Bracken as Mother Angela. A week away from Halloween and Chary’s mother Angela inexplicably disappears into her abandoned car, what’s left of her. When he comes home the next night without explanation, Char and his grandmother, Rita, make it clear that something is wrong. She may look and sound, but Angela’s demeanor has taken on a darker face, as if she has been replaced by a force of evil. Halloween is coming for them.

Cinedigm presents the romantic comedy 7 days In about three dozen places. First feature film by Roshan Seth (Co-founder of Fox Resident) Protagonists Karan Sonny and Geraldine Wiswanathan. Produced by the Duplass brothers, 7 days Shown at Tribeca and BFI London e It won the Indie Spirit Award for Best First Feature.

Two 30-something Native Americans find themselves on a meaningless date set by their conservative parents. When circumstances force Ravi (Sonny) to spend the night at Rita’s (Vishwanathan) house, he realizes that she is not the straight girl she should have been.

In another part of the specialty, Sadhvi Siddhali Shree Documentary Yessurvivor of sex trafficking This is the story of the survivors, their journey, their trauma, their escape and how they live their daily life. The film was directed and produced by Sri, co-produced by Sadvi Anubhut. Executive producers are Alice Milano, Ginny Mai and Jesse. It is released independently by Stop Trafficking Productions in approximately 18 theaters. Digitally on April 15th.

Factory 25 will premiere a thriller Higher BAM Cinematheque in New York, Laemmle Theaters in Los Angeles and other cities. Erin Vasilopoulos’ film premiered at Sundance last year due to her identical twin stars. Alessandra Mesa plays Marianne, a fugitive who seeks refuge in her childhood home, who escapes the grind of a small town with her sister, Vivian (Ani Mesa), a housewife struggling at home to conceive and on the brink of conception. . Marriage. When Marianne’s confused past finally catches up with her, their separate worlds collide. Written by Erin Vasilopoulos, Alessandra Mesa. Pico Alexander, Jake Hoffman and Stanley Simmons also appear.

On the top At Vertical Entertainment, writer-director Celine Held and Logan Georgia make their feature film directorial debut. The film received the SXSW Special Jury Award for Narrative Feature Film when it was released in 2020 and won the Mario Serrandre Award at the Venice Film Festival for best technical achievement. It features Held, Jayla Farmer, Jared Abrahamson and musician Fatlip. Inspired by real events, the film tells the story of a five-year-old boy (farmer) and his mother Nick (Held) who live under the streets of New York City, in a community that claims that abandoned underground tunnels are inhabited. . . When a couple is forced to flee to the surface on a cold winter night, they find themselves catapulted into a difficult world of chaos and tragedy. In selected theaters and on request.

KimStim presents tree and water For the first time by a German director, Jonas Buck in New York, at MoMA until March 30, after its premiere in Los Angeles, and gradually spreading to big cities. Compass-Perspektive Award Special Mention at the Berlin International Film Festival; MoMA Official Selection for New Directors / New Film Festival 2021 and BFI London. The lead role is played by director Anke Buck’s mother as a woman who has just left church service and dreams of spending time with her grown-up children. This includes clumsy and uncommunicative son Max Hong Kong, where an ongoing pro-democracy protest prevents him from returning to Germany. Anke travels to Hong Kong to find her. Also present were Ricky Jung, Alexandra Batten, Patrick Lo, Teresa Buck, Patrick Schumac, Edward Chan, Susan Johnson, Lena Ackerman, Amy Acetana and Kristel Johnsen. With Brian Eno New Space Music