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Michael Fassbender stars as a disillusioned hitman in the Netflix film.
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Benny Safdie and Nathan Fielder's "The Curse" series also debuts, along with the world premiere of "Foe" starring Paul Mescal and Saoirse Ronan.
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Cooper writes, directs, produces, and stars as Leonard Bernstein in the upcoming decades-spanning Netflix drama.
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Jacob Elordi and Cailee Spaeny star as Elvis and Priscilla Presley in the biopic, which will play NYFF as a Centerpiece screening.
Matt Bolish is also promoted to managing director to collaborate with festival artistic director Dennis Lim.
"There is no time in the world anymore for us to be in our little corners yelling at each other," the filmmaker said. "The only way we can move forward is by finding that human connection."
The Oscar-winning "Citizenfour" director's latest will screen as New York Film Festival's Centerpiece selection.
The Don DeLillo adaptation will play New York after first world-premiering at the Venice Film Festival in August.
Joel Coen's Shakespeare adaptation is a contender: Best Picture, actor Denzel Washington, actress Frances McDormand, Director, and more.
Starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Kirsten Dunst, and Jesse Plemmons, Campion's latest film makes its New York premiere on October 1.
Part virtual, part drive-in experience, NYFF this year pulled in more than 70,000 viewers this year across all 50 states.
The "Undine" director is also planning his next film, a gay love story inspired by his "X-rated" COVID fever dreams.
