Fresh off her Best Actress win at Cannes for Emilia Pérez, Selena Gomez isn’t slowing down. She’s already signed onto her most daring project yet — an untitled, genre-defying epic alongside Oscar giants Cate Blanchett and Michael Fassbender, directed by Brady Corbet (The Brutalist, Vox Lux).
And yes, Corbet himself has described it as “X-rated.”
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Selena Gomez: Brady Corbet’s Untitled Epic
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Director | Brady Corbet |
| Cast | Selena Gomez, Cate Blanchett, Michael Fassbender |
| Script Length | ~200 pages |
| Time Period | 19th century to modern day (focus: 1970s) |
| Camera Format | Rare 8-perf 65mm |
| Status | Announced at Cannes 2026 |
| Genre | “Genre-defying” / prestige epic |
Why Everyone at Cannes Is Talking About This?
Brady Corbet doesn’t do small. His last film, The Brutalist, was based on a 165-page script and ran over three hours — and it swept awards season. His next screenplay is already 200 pages long, hinting at another mammoth cinematic experience.
Shooting on rare eight-perf 65mm cameras signals this is being crafted as a visual spectacle of the highest order. Add Blanchett’s Cannes masterclass reveal, Gomez’s star power, and Fassbender’s return to major cinema — and you have one of the most anticipated films in years.
For deeper context on prestige filmmaking and awards-circuit epics, the Cannes Film Festival Wikipedia page is a solid primer.
Selena Gomez’s Stunning Transformation Into a Serious Actor?
This isn’t a vanity project. Gomez has methodically built toward this moment — from Spring Breakers to Emilia Pérez, where she shared the stage with Zoe Saldaña and earned Cannes’ top acting prize. She’s now operating in the same orbit as the industry’s most respected talents.
Curious how Gomez compares to other crossover stars making waves in film? Check out our entertainment coverage on TechnoSports and our breakdown of Cannes 2026’s biggest talking points.
FAQs
Q. What is Selena Gomez’s new movie with Cate Blanchett about?
The untitled Brady Corbet film is a genre-defying epic spanning the 19th century to modern times, with a heavy focus on the 1970s — plot details are still tightly under wraps.
Q. What did Brady Corbet mean by calling his film “X-rated”?
Corbet used the term to describe the film’s bold, boundary-pushing nature — not necessarily explicit content — continuing his reputation for visually and thematically ambitious cinema.
