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Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning remains the most likely big studio splash. We’ve had strong hints from sources that it’s going to Cannes and we’d be shocked at this stage if it wasn’t there. Despite the studio not confirming its inclusion yet, sources close to the project have done nothing to dispel the notion that it will launch on the Croisette and Cruise is due in London the day before Cannes gets underway to collect a BFI honor. The film’s May 21 French launch date is during the second week of the festival and Cruise and Paramount previously had a great time of it on the Riviera with Top Gun: Maverick. Cruise, Vanessa Kirby, Hannah Waddingham, Angela Bassett, Simon Pegg, and Ving Rhames are among stars who could tread the carpet for the film. The trailer dropped today.
One high-profile film that has seemingly been confirmed for a slot somewhere in the selection is Ari Aster’s starry A24 movie Eddington. DP Darius Khonji revealed this weekend that he is finishing off coloring ahead of a Cannes berth.
Among other films we’d be surprised not to see somewhere in the Cannes lineup — ie not all in Competition, but spread across the whole program — are Jim Jarmusch’s Father, Mother, Sister, Brother, the Dardenne brothers’ Young Mothers, Joachim Trier’s Sentimental Value, Kirill Serebrennikov’s The Disappearance Of Joseph Mengele and Wes Anderson’s The Phoenician Scheme. We’ve heard that Fatih Akin’s Amrum with Diane Kruger will likely play somewhere in the selection, while thirteen of Arnaud Desplechin’s fourteen films to date have debuted on the Croisette and latest An Affair seems all but nailed on. Richard Linklater’s anticipated Nouvelle Vague, about the production of Jean-Luc Godards’s cinematic classic Breathless, is expected at the festival and there would be few more fitting films. Scarlett Johansson’s directorial debut Eleanor The Great, Harris Dickinson’s directorial debut Urchin, Ildiko Enyedi’s The Silent Friend, Harry Lighton’s Pillion and Andrew Dominik’s Apple documentary Bono: Stories of Surrender are also anticipated.
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