Mike Leigh To Shoot New Film This Year

Mike Leigh Starts Work on New Film Shooting This Year with Support from Team Behind ‘Hard Truths’
While his reunion with “Secrets & Lies” star Marianne Jean-Baptiste for 2024’s “Hard Truths” may not have yielded the awards glory many were hoping for, Mike Leigh rides on, gearing up to start work on a new project shooting in 2025.
Mike Leigh To Shoot New Film This Year, Re-Teaming With Bleecker Street, Studiocanal, Film4 & Cornerstone Ahead Of EFM
EXCLUSIVE: Filming is expected to start later this year on Mike Leigh's next project, which will see the acclaimed writer-director reuniting with recent collaborators Cornerstone, Bleecker Street, Studiocanal and UK financier Film4.
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Mike Leigh to re-team with Bleecker Street, Cornerstone, Film4, Studiocanal for next film
Mike Leigh is re-teaming with his Hard Truths partners for his next project, which is set to shoot later this year. Cornerstone has boarded for international sales, with Bleecker Street releasing in the US and Studiocanal in UK-Ireland, and backing from Film4. Singapore and LA-bsed Desmar will come on board as an equity financier.
Mike Leigh to Shoot Next Film This Year
On the day that “Hard Truths” opens in U.K. cinemas, details of the next feature from Mike Leigh - a filmmaker not exactly known for his prolific output - has already emerged. As per usual with the iconoclastic British director,
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Leigh is now 81, and he’s still producing brilliant films. Hard Truths has been nominated for two Baftas, for Outstanding British Film and Best Actress for Marianne Jean-Baptiste. He’s directed some of the best British films of the past five decades. If there’s one thing he’d still like to do, it’s make something without worrying about money.
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