Vertical released the trailer for “Couture,” the Paris-set drama from writer-director Alice Winocour. The film is slated for a theatrical release on June 26. Led by Angelina Jolie, “Couture” follows Maxine, an American filmmaker who arrives in Paris during Fashion Week. A professional assignment during Fashion Week gradually becomes a personal reckoning. As Maxine crosses paths with women of different ages and backgrounds, each grappling with their own claim to autonomy, she finds herself drawn into a quiet love story with a past collaborator. The professional visit becomes a personal reckoning with the choices that have shaped her life.

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The film premiered at TIFF in the Special Presentations section before Vertical picked it up for North American distribution. Runtime is approximately 103–106 minutes.

With “Couture,” Winocour continues her focus on female-centered stories about survival. In her previous film, “Proxima,” Alice Winocour examined the personal cost of ambition through a mother preparing for a space mission away from her daughter. “Paris Memories” follows a woman rebuilding her life in the aftermath of a terrorist attack, further extending Winocour’s focus on female characters navigating trauma, resilience, and emotional recovery.

Here, the fashion world becomes her latest lens, a controlled, image-driven environment where the line between public spectacle and private fracture is increasingly thin.

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Jolie, who also produces, said the film is about life rather than loss, especially in how it approaches illness. “Too often, films about women’s struggles, especially cancer, talk about endings and sadness, rarely about life,” she noted. “Alice has made a film about life, and that’s why the sensitive subjects it addresses are handled with such delicacy.”

The supporting cast features Louis Garrel, Ella Rumpf, Garance Marillier, Anyier Anei, and Vincent Lindon. “Couture” opens in theaters via Vertical on June 26.

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The first trailer for “The Furious” introduces the film with action-driven sequences, with intense fights and high energy. From the very first frame, trailer suggests “The Furious” isn’t your standard action film. Director Kenji Tanigaki, known for his work in Hong Kong action choreography, leans fully into his strengths.

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At the center is Wang Wei (Xie Miao), a father driven by the situation when a criminal gang kidnaps his daughter, frustrated by the police’s dead ends and excuses. Wei becomes unstoppable, tearing through the city’s criminal underworld. Navin (Joe Taslim), a determined journalist haunted by his own pain, crosses paths with Wei, and together they form an uneasy alliance against the city’s ruthless criminal network. They struggle to trust each other, each wary of the other’s motives. Together, they become a relentless, brutal force tearing through anyone in their way. The trailer hints at a film that goes beyond simple revenge, revealing a story layered with tension.

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The fight sequences avoid the highly stylized choreography of typical action set pieces, opting for a raw, grounded style that feels real and immediate. WIth Joe Taslim and Yayan Ruhian, best known for their work in The Raid series, alongside Xie Miao and Yanin Vismitananda, the cast brings real martial arts skill and intensity to every fight.

The trailer highlights. The cinematography follows the action closely with dynamic tracking shots and inventive angles, especially during the long, continuous fight sequences. The sound design emphasizes each impact, every punch, kick, and crash resonates with visceral impact. Controlled editing maintains a fast pace, ensuring the tension never eases.

“The Furious” arrives in U.S. theaters on May 29, 2026. With real martial arts skill, and a story that keeps your pulse racing, it promises a thrilling ride from start to finish.

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The official trailer for The Madison is focused and intimate. It doesn’t try to blow you with drama or big scenes. Instead it invites you into a personal story about loss, memory and healing. The series is created by Taylor Sheridan. He’s known for making neo-Western dramas such as Yellowstone. The Madison is an intimate family drama that explores how a family copes with loss and rebuilds their lives.

The trailer stars Michelle Pfeiffer as Stacy Clyburn. She’s a woman who is trying to rebuild her life after a devastating family loss. The story is about a New York City family who moves to Montana’s Madison River Valley. They’re leaving the city’s chaos behind to find peace and healing.

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The trailer does not reveal the full narrative. It shows grief through moments. You hear a voiceover about memories. You see Stacy looking across the water. You see her break down. suggesting her family struggled to cope with the tragedy.

The scenery in Montana is really important. You see fishing trips, big skies and calm rivers. These scenes show that healing doesn’t happen at once. It happens slowly through routines and connections with others.

Kurt Russell plays Preston Clyburn. He’s Stacy’s husband. They’re often separated in the trailer. This suggests that they’re on emotional journeys even though they’re going through the same loss. Matthew Fox and the rest of the cast add to the story. Showing the tensions and bonds within the family.

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One of the standout moments in the trailer is when a therapist tells Stacy “You will have as much life as you allow yourself to.” This gets to the heart of the series. Grief can shape you. It doesn’t have to define you.

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The Madison seems to be Sheridan’s personal work. It’s about connections and the ties that hold families together even when they’re falling apart. If the whole series is as honest as the trailer, The Madison could be a thoughtful drama.

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