Netflix has the next Alejandro G. Iñárritu movie coolAnd Falsely reporting a lot of facts, with plans to release it in cinemas and on streaming devices by the end of the year. The director is currently in post-production and the film is expected to be completed in the fall.
Shot in 65mm and featuring stunning cinematography by Academy Award nominee Darius Khunji, the film will be shown in theaters around the world later this year, including in its home country of Mexico, as well as the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Italy and Spain. Germany, Argentina, Brazil, Australia, New Zealand, Scandinavia, Holland, Japan and Korea, including many before debuting on Netflix.
Written by Inarritu and Nicolas Giacoboni, the film is a nostalgic comedy about a character’s epic journey. The film tells the story of a famous Mexican journalist and documentary filmmaker, who returns to his homeland and goes through an existential crisis as he struggles for his identity, his family relationships, the folly of his memories, and his country’s past. He is looking for answers in his past to come to terms with who he is in the present.
“Alejandro is one of the greatest contemporary filmmakers and one of the pioneers of filmmaking,” said Scott Stuber, Head of Global Film at Netflix. “BARDO is a cinematic experience that has inspired us to create a release strategy designed to infuse the film into culture in the largest and broadest way possible. We will be giving movie fans everywhere the opportunity to experience the film with a global theatrical release and a global release Now that I have known Alejandro for so long, I personally am so excited that I can Finally working with him and presenting his movie to a global audience.”
Inarritu scores his first feature film since winning an Academy Award for directing fruit, This also resulted in Leonardo DiCaprio receiving his first Best Actor Oscar.
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