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”Hollywood Grit” is a new action crime feature, written and ditected by Ryan Curtis, starring Max Martini, Tyrese Gibson and Linda Purl, releasing August 22, 2025 in theaters:

“…when his daughter vanishes from a Hollywood jazz club, a detective must battle creeps, starlets and his own demons…

“…to unearth the sinister truth lurking behind LA's neon lights.”

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"I can only protect you... before all this starts looking suspicious." An official trailer has debuted for an indie film titled Hollywood Grit, the first feature by director Ryan Curtis. It will arrive exclusively in (art house) theaters around the US later in August. Hollywood Grit is a moody, neon-drenched mystery diving into the shadows of Los Angeles. A hard-boiled detective. A missing daughter. Corruption at every turn. This is noir brought to life with grit, style, and the pulse of a city that never forgives. "Betrayal, ambition, and one man’s fight to uncover the truth." At its heart, this is a story about family, failure, and the cost of ambition. Max Martini stars as "Grit" Thorn - when his daughter vanishes from a Hollywood jazz club, a detective must battle mobsters, starlets, and his own demons to unearth the sinister truth lurking behind LA's neon lights. Hollywood Grit...

Exclusive: Archstone Entertainment has acquired international rights to Little League Baseball drama You Gotta Believe, starring Luke Wilson, Academy Award nominee Greg Kinnear, Sarah Gadon, and Molly Parker, and will begin sales at the AFM.

Directed by Ty Roberts (12 Mighty Orphans) from a script by Lane Garrison, the sports drama follows the true story of a Little League team of misfits who dedicate their season to a teammate’s ailing father. Against all odds, they make it to the World Series finals in a game that became an ESPN classic.

The film was produced by Matt Harvey, Houston Hill, and Roberts’ Santa Rita Film Co, and released on 730 screens on August 30 by Well Go USA.

“After a strong domestic release, Santa Rita Film Co is proud to partner with Archstone on the international distribution of this heartfelt inspirational film that transcends traditional genres,” said the producers.

“It’s been a...

Loyal Engenes — i.e. fans of the K-pop group Enhypen — now know what they will be doing this November.

Fanmade: Enhypen, a documentary that follows K-Pop stars Enhypen and their fans, will be released in select AMC Theaters on Nov. 8 — and The Hollywood Reporter has the first trailer.

The film follows parallel journeys between the group and Engenes. It will show Enhypen as they perform on their U.S. arena tour, building towards the Samsung Galaxy Fanmade concert, where five female fans come together to create a unique experience for the band and the fans, according to a release.

“It’s just about community,” one fans says in the trailer, showing scenes of fans coming together. “I think all humans want community.”

The project hails from Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine, owned by Candle Media, and Good-People, the new production banner from Trainwreck: Woodstock ’99 filmmakers William Swann and Casey Feldman.

Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine banner is set to produce feature documentary Fanmade: Enhypen about K-pop group Enhypen and their fandom, Engene.

The new production shingle from Trainwreck: Woodstock ’99 filmmakers William Swann and Casey Feldman, Good-People, is set to produce alongside the Candle Media owned Hello Sunshine. Caroline Suh, who was behind K-pop doc Blackpink: Light Up the Sky, will direct.

The description of the film notes that the doc will highlight the band’s fans “putting them at the heart of the concert creation process.”

The synopsis continues: “The documentary highlights the Engene community, following five female fans as they co-create new material alongside the band, ignite the fanbase to collaborate, and revel in the joy of putting their passion out into the world. Dancing between Enhypen fans and the band themselves, the film utilizes unprecedented and intimate access alongside the band members as they travel across the...