Empire has released a new trailer for Terrence Malick‘s upcoming film Voyage of Time. Narrated by Cate Blanchett, it promises to span “the birth of the stars to the origin of humanity” and beyond. That all encompassing prompt seems to be Malick’s preoccupation these days and judging from some of the shots in the trailer, the IMAX format is the right canvass for his exploration of the universe. Voyage of Time opens in the US on October 7th. New Trailer For Terrence Malick’s Voyage Of Time Goes On A Cinematic Journey Through Life

Rooney Mara will receive this year’s Cinema Vanguard award from the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, for her performance in Todd Haynes‘ “Carol.” Mara’s co-star in the 1940s lesbian drama, Cate Blanchett, will hand her the prize at a February 12 California ceremony, two hours north of Los Angeles. “From her scene-stealing turn in ‘The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo’ to her outstanding performance in his year’s ‘Carol,’ Rooney has repeatedly showcased her talents as one of the most gifted actors of her generation.

The Weinstein Company has released a new trailer for the Todd Haynes film Carol. Based on the Patricia Highsmith novel The Price of Salt, the film stars Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara as two women in the 1950s who fall in love despite the mores of the time. The trailer itself is nothing but images and music, revealing little of the plot and zero dialogue.

“Carol” fits the mold of director Todd Haynes‘ extraordinary work, in that it calls to mind other great films (“Brief Encounter,” “Brokeback Mountain,” even Haynes’ own “Far From Heaven”) while standing alone as its own unique creation. In the tradition of cineaste auteurs as far-ranging as Scorsese, Tarantino and Almodóvar, Haynes draws on a deep well of film knowledge. But he filters it through his own sensibility, whether he’s exploring his pop culture obsessions (Bob Dylan in “I’m Not There,” Karen Carpente

Cate Blanchett will receive the Desert Palm Achievement Award, Actress at the 27th annual Palm Springs International Film Festival in January, PSIFF organizers announced on Friday. The Australian actress will be honored for her dual performances in 2015, playing the title role in Todd Haynes‘ drama “Carol” and CBS News producer Mary Mapes in James Vanderbilt‘s “Truth.” The award will be presented at the festival’s annual Awards Gala, which will take place on Saturday, Jan.