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Josh O’Connor in Kelly Reichardt is called Film

Nana MediaBy Nana MediaAugust 22, 20253 Mins Read
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Introduction to the Film

Mubi has released the official trailer for Kelly Reichardt’s new film, which concentrates on Josh O’Connor’s character JB Mooney’s preparations for an art robbery. The film is set in Massachusetts in the 1970s, where O’Connor’s unemployed carpenter, an amateur art thief, plans his first major crime. According to the film’s plot, "When things become new, his life will be unfolded."

The Cast and Release Date

In addition to O’Connor, the film, which Reichardt wrote and directed, stars Alana Haim, Gaby Hoffman, John Magaro, Hope Davis, and Bill Camp. The film is scheduled to be released on October 17th. The cast brings together a talented group of actors to tell the story of JB Mooney and his adventures in the world of art theft.

The Trailer

The trailer begins with a scene of JB picking up a newspaper outside his house, setting the scene for the rest of the film. He is then seen at a family meal, where his father points out that he has "a lot of time" on his hands due to his unemployment. The trailer follows JB as he plans and prepares for the art robbery, showing clips of him in an art museum, exchanging money with two men in a parking lot, and discussing his plans with his mother.

Plot and Character Development

As the trailer progresses, it becomes clear that JB is in over his head. After he completes the heist, two men come to his home to discuss his commitment, and JB must think quickly to get out of the situation. The trailer ends with a meeting between JB and the two men, where they are apparently preparing for another heist. However, they are interrupted when a woman asks who is in the basement with him, adding an element of tension to the scene.

Reception and Premiere

The film premiered at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, where it received praise from critics. David Rooney, the main film critic for The Hollywood Reporter, praised Reichardt for creating a genre film that avoids the usual tropes in order to focus on character, human mistakes, and the lengths that people will go to in order to get out of struggles. The film’s unique approach to the genre has generated buzz and excitement among film enthusiasts.

Conclusion

The new film from Kelly Reichardt promises to be an exciting and thought-provoking addition to the world of cinema. With its talented cast, unique plot, and focus on character development, it is sure to be a hit with audiences. The release of the official trailer has generated excitement and anticipation for the film’s release on October 17th.

Alana Haim Art theft Bill Camp Cannes Film Festival Film genre Hope Davis John Magaro Josh O'Connor Kelly Reichardt Mubi (streaming service) The Hollywood Reporter
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