"The Debut" (A24/Julianne Moore)

[K.C.]

There's something kinda nostalgic about this.

DIRECTOR: Jesse Eisenberg
CAST: Julianne Moore, Jesse Eisenberg, and Paul Giamatti



No release date yet.

 

[straightorbroken]

Just barged onto moopy to post this. Looks very good.

 

[K.C.]

 

[Ellie]

This is the closing film for the London Film Festival. I’m going

 

[K.C.]

 

[Debbie Jellinsky]

This looks exactly like that Simpson episode with Marge joining Springfield's community theatre.

 

[K.C.]

@Ellie what other films are you seeing at the Film Festival? Venice has generated a LOT of buzz.

 

[Ellie]

@Ellie what other films are you seeing at the Film Festival? Venice has generated a LOT of buzz.

Just created a list. This plus the John Malkovich Screen Talk

2026 London Film Festival Diary

A list of 13 films compiled on Letterboxd, including Gentle Monster (2026), Wild Horse Nine (2026), The Liberation (2026), Being Heumann (2026) and INK (2026).

boxd.it

 

[Ellie]

SPECTACULAR. The Oscar is HERS. No competition at all.

I fucking loved it. And I would genuinely watch Nosy Neighbors at the theatre if it were real. We got a fake Playbill for the show which is VERY funny after you’ve seen it. I’m going to try and scan it properly tomorrow at work.

 

[VoR]

She deserves a second Oscar after winning her first on such a transparent career achievement vs merits of actual film ticket. Would ANYONE talk about Still Alice when discussing her many iconic screen performances?

Though I’m still salty that she wasn’t even nominated for this.

 

[Jark]

she was phenomenol in Still Alice and that's a great film so.

 

[VoR]

It’s fine, but compared to Magnolia, The Hours, Far From Heaven, Safe, The End of the Affair, The Big Lebowski, Short Cuts, May December, A Single Man… ?

 

[K.C.]

Don't forget Evolution (2001)

 

[jivafox]

She should have won for Maps to the Stars.