Blaise

Blaise (2027)



0.0 2027 83 min France

Director: Dimitri Planchon

Cast: Léa Drucker, Jacques Gamblin, Timéo, Nina Blanc-Francard

Animation Comedy
The Sauvage clan craves affection more than anything. Carole is painfully aware that her staff despises her, and she’ll stop at nothing to earn their approval. Jacques has never lifted a finger in his life and aches for a shred of respect. Then there’s their sixteen-year-old son, Blaise—a quiet, hollow teen who never says no and blends into any crowd. That is, until he encounters a girl named Josephine. Out of sheer politeness, he stumbles into a sudden, explosive, and utterly unplanned rebellion.

More About This Film

Blaise (2027) is a highly anticipated upcoming film directed by Park Chan-wook, marking his first major venture into the American English-language market. The movie is currently in pre-production or early development stages, with casting announcements confirming a star-studded ensemble that includes Matthew McConaughey, Austin Butler, Pedro Pascal, and Tang Wei. The project is being developed as a genre-blending narrative that incorporates elements of crime, western, thriller, and drama, signaling a shift from the director's previous works while maintaining his signature intense storytelling style.

  • The film features an international cast with Matthew McConaughey and Austin Butler joining alongside Oscar-winning actor Pedro Pascal and acclaimed actress Tang Wei.
  • Director Park Chan-wook, known for films like Oldboy and The Handmaiden, has signed on to helm this production, bringing his distinct visual aesthetic to a new setting.
  • The screenplay is written by S. Craig Zahler, who is renowned for his work on gritty, neo-western thrillers such as Bone Tomahawk and Dragged Across Concrete.

Where to Watch

As Blaise is scheduled for release in 2028 or later depending on final production timelines, it is not yet available for streaming or rental.

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