Tag: Carrie Coon

Entertainmentfilm-tvOct 9, 2026

Black Bear Acquires Rom-Com Honeymoon / Funeral

Black Bear has secured the domestic rights to the upcoming romantic comedy "Honeymoon / Funeral," featuring an all-star cast including Rebecca Ferguson, Greta Lee, and Carrie Coon. The film was presented and shopped out of the newly established film market at the Toronto International Film Festival. The narrative centers on two women who cross paths on a flight from Los Angeles to London. One is traveling alone to her honeymoon after being left at the altar, while the other is heading home to attend her mother's funeral, leading them to spend an unpredictable week together.

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Entertainmentfilm-tvOct 7, 2026

Carrie Coon on Likability, Cults, and Her Film The Liberation

Acclaimed actress Carrie Coon recently spoke at the Vancouver International Film Festival, where she received the inaugural Luminary Award. Known for her complex television and film roles, Coon discussed her philosophy on acting and the importance of playing characters who defy simple likability. During her appearance, Coon also promoted her latest film, The Liberation, directed by Guy Nattiv. The movie explores the life of a Holocaust survivor who joins an all-female cult, prompting deep reflections on trauma, community, and human vulnerability.

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Entertainmentfilm-tvOct 7, 2026

Carrie Coon Doesn’t Care About Being Liked and Defends Complex Roles

Acclaimed actress Carrie Coon recently shared her perspective on acting and likability at the Vancouver International Film Festival, where she received the inaugural Luminary Award. Known for her memorable roles in television and film, Coon explained why she deliberately avoids seeking audience approval in her character choices. During her appearance, Coon also discussed her role in Guy Nattiv's film The Liberation, which explores the complex psychology of a Holocaust survivor who joins an all-female cult. Through her analysis, Coon challenges common assumptions about cult involvement and the strict rules governing modern society.

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