Director Todd Field has returned to filmmaking with his first movie since 2006’s “Little Children,” and he’s now paired with Cate Blanchett on the mysterious and epic “TÁR,”Blanchett is a well-known German composer and conductor.
Focus Features now has the first trailer of the film’s teaser trailer. This shows Blanchett exhaling smoke from her mouth and delivering a chilling monologue on the pandemic. “other kinds of plagues”They threaten to destroy and devastate us. “mad with power.”The video then shows Blanchett in lock as she conducts an enormous orchestra.
“TÁR” is set in the international world of classical music and centers on Lydia Tár, a fictional composer and conductor who is considered one of the greatest ever living and in the movie is the first-ever female chief conductor of a major German orchestra. Field wrote and directed the script.
Keeping in the spirit of the character, Hildur Guðnadóttir, the Icelandic composer and Oscar winner for “Joker,” provides the film’s music.
And Blanchett in “TÁR” leads a cast that also includes Nina Hoss, Noémie Merlant, Mark Strong, Julian Glover, Allan Corduner, Sophie Kauer and Sylvia Flote.
Field is also a producer for his Standard Film Company. Alexandra Milchan as well as Scott Lambert produced for Emjag Productions.
Field is most well-known for his work on Field’s 2001 debut “In the Bedroom,”He was nominated in the Best Picture category and won for his 2006 film “Little Children,” and though he had attempted other films in the past, he’s ultimately been quiet since.
“TÁR”Focus Features in the U.S. opens Oct. 7, in theaters See the first Trailer above.
