‘Dessapointment Blvd’, from the director of ‘Hereditary’ with Joaquin Phoenix could be in Cannes

Some problems occurred in the development of “Dissapointment Blvd” with the production company A24 and in its long duration. Now, the new film by Ari Aster, director of ‘Hereditary’, in which Joaquin Phoenix will participate, could debut until the next Cannes Film Festival 2023, despite being scheduled for this year’s edition.

Actor Nathan Lane, who appears on “Dissapointment Blvd,” said in an interview for DeadlineThat Ari Aster’s horror film aims to premiere at the next Cannes Film Festivaland warns that it may “have a different title”. And according to Jordan Ruimy of Word of Reel, it could be “Mona’s Choice” as it was originally called.

Furthermore, the same actor anticipates some details of theBoulevard of disappointment’ with Joaquin Phoenixafter having a small meeting with director Ari Aster, and seeing a few minutes of the film, which he described as “funny and scary”, adding: “It’s a unique project”.

It’s like he’s invented a whole new genre, and it’s all anchored in Joaquin Phoenix, who is simply extraordinary. “

Currently, A24 has not confirmed the official date for ‘Boulevard of disappointmentHowever, if Nathan Lane’s words are true, it would mean that Ari Aster’s film would premiere at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival, nearly two years after production began in June 2021.

What is ‘Dessapointment Blvd’ about with Joaquin Phoenix?

Early details on the director’s next ‘Hereditary’ film mention that the story is a “black nightmare comedy about a son, his mother and guilt”. Additionally, Joaquin Phoenix’s character is described in “Kafka style” after learning of his mother’s death.

With a touch of supernatural and paranormal elements, the protagonist discovers the way his mother died and begins to draw things from her past. Director Ari Aster presented A24 with a cut of over three hours, of which a shorter cut was ordered, which apparently would be the one that reaches Cannes.

Joaquin Phoenix is ​​currently involved in the production of “Joker: Folie á Deux”, the second part of Todd Phillips’ film for DC Comics. So if things line up, the Oscar-winning actor could have two starring roles by next year 2023.