Written and directed by Campion (“The Piano”), the film chronicles events in 20th century Montana, following a ranch owner’s vicious campaign against a young widow after she marries his brother and comes to live on their ranch. Benedict Cumberbatch stars as ranch owner Phil Burbank, alongside Jesse Plemons, Kirsten Dunst, Thomasin McKenzie, and Frances Conroy. Meanwhile, Pablo Larrain’s “Spencer” will be at three of these festivals (Telluride, Toronto and Venice). Any fans of Larraín’s “Jackie” are sure to be treated with this almost spiritual sequel to the Oscar nominated film of 2016. Set in 1991, “Spencer” chronicles the time in the life of Princess Diana when she decided to end her marriage to Charles, following years of turmoil. Kristen Stewart stars as Diana, with early reactions calling it easily a career best. Larraín directs from a script by “Peaky Blinders” creator Stephen Knight. A trailer for “Spencer” was also released today. Contribute Hire me

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