Quentin Tarantino Attends AFI Screening and Discussion of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood - Film News in Brief

Quentin Tarantino will attend AFI 2026 for a discussion and special screening of his film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. The screening and discussion will take place on Friday, October 23 at the TCL Chinese Theatre. The event is in anticipation of David Fincher's new film "The Further Mis-Adventures Of Cliff Booth", in which Brad […]

Quentin Tarantino will attend AFI 2026 for a discussion and special screening of his film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. The screening and discussion will take place on Friday, October 23 at the TCL Chinese Theatre.

The event comes in anticipation of David Fincher's new film The Further Mis-Adventures Of Cliff Booth, starring Brad Pitt as Cliff Booth from Tarantino's 2019 film. Related Stories Sadie Sink Talks to Star in 'The Guest' Based on Emma Cline's Best-Seller Margaret Qualey and Sabrina Carpenter Join Tom Holland in Fred Astaire Biopic Ginger Rogers as Adele Astaire.

"As the world waits for the next 'Cliff Booth Misadventure,' AFI is proud to celebrate where it all began," said AFI President and CEO Bob Gazzall. And to do so with one of the greatest storytellers of our generation is a gift to all movie lovers. Popular in Variety

The 40th annual AFI Festival runs from October 21-25 and will feature more than 150 films at TCL Chinese Cinemas in Hollywood. The festival opens with the US premiere of 'Wildwood' and closes with 'Being Human'.

Showing "No Wild Horse" in 35mm at the Alex Theatre

Martin McDonagh's "Nine Wild Horse" is showing in 35mm at the Alex Theater in Glendale.

This movie, released by Searchlight Pictures, will be released on November 5 and 12.

Wild Horse Nine is set in 1973 and follows two CIA officers (John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell) who are sent from Santiago to Easter Island shortly before the Chilean military coup that overthrew socialist President Salvador Allende. Steve Buscemi, Tom Waits and Posey round out the band.

Inspired by Ektachrome, a color reversal film set widely used during the 1970s, the show allows viewers to immerse themselves in the vivid colors and style of the 1973 Easter Island landscape.

"No Wild Horse" opens in theaters nationwide on November 6.

Proof Inc. Introduced the first studio in New York

Proof Inc., a production company focused on visualization, has opened its first studio in New York, with filmmaker Ari Aster's next film as its inaugural project.

Founder and CEO Ron Frankel will oversee the New York operations, splitting his time between the Los Angeles and New York studios. The company has provided illustration services for products such as the "Jurassic World" franchise, the "Harry Potter" TV series, "Avatar: Fire and Ash" and "Stranger Things." Proof New York is now Proof London, Proof Australia and Proof Inc. who has been based in Los Angeles since 2002, joins

"Establishing Proof's first studio in New York is a moment of fulfillment, both personally and professionally," said Frankel. I started my career in visualization in Manhattan in the late 90s, when the community of 3D artists and animators was relatively small. "Today, New York has an incredibly deep pool of creative talent and filmmakers. Establishing a permanent presence here will allow us to become part of that community and build on the relationships and creative collaborations that have always been at the heart of Proof."