The Moment will be released in select theaters on January 30 following its debut at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival.

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The 2026 film, which also stars Rachel Sennott and Alexander Skarsgård, marks the feature directorial debut of Aidan Zamiri. “The Moment” marks the feature directorial debut of Aidan Zamiri, a veteran ...

Charli XCX stars as herself in the first trailer for the singer’s upcoming film The Moment, a movie that goes behind-the-scenes of Brat Summer while simultaneously serving as metafiction about the ...

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Goodbye Brat, hello big screen. Charli xcx is officially in her movie star era. The “360” singer took to her Instagram Wednesday to tease a new poster for her upcoming A24 film The Moment, which ...

Charli XCX is contributing some songs to the Wuthering Heights movie, which we’ve known for a little while now. Last week, though, she revealed that she’s actually doing an entire album. Part of the ...

Charli XCX is on Substack now! Charli gets vulnerable in the inaugural post she shared yesterday, revealing that she was getting a bit tired of Brat towards the end of it. Writing about how people ...

Charli XCX has a whole lot of cinematic projects in the works right now. She's in the cast of no fewer than seven upcoming movies, and she's also doing music for a big one that's coming out early next ...

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