Joaquin Phoenix is on a touch of an inconceivable acting run, of late. This year along, Phoenix has just wowed groups of onlookers with his heart-ceasing execution as Joe in Lynne Ramsay's dull spine chiller "You Were Never Really Here." However, before that, he gave astounding exhibitions in films like "Intrinsic Vice," "Her," and "The Master." And it would seem that he's going to release a different universe class acting execution in the up and coming film, "Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot."

In the primary trailer for the Amazon Studios film, we meet John, a battling alcoholic, who, after an auto collision, is left in a wheelchair. The film depends on the genuine story of well known illustrator John Callahan, and in the recording, obviously Joaquin Phoenix has conveyed his An amusement to the part.

In our Sundance audit of the film, we stated, "… Phoenix is powerful here. It's his appealling execution that frequently brings the film through its dreary minutes as he expertly takes Callahan on a passionate crazy ride loaded with the most astounding highs and the least lows."

'Try not to Worry' likewise stars a relatively unrecognizable Jonah Hill as Donnie, and in addition, Rooney Mara and Jack Black. The movie is composed and coordinated by Gus Van Sant, who is best known for his work on "Cooperative attitude Hunting" and "Drain."

"Try not to Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot" opens July 13.

Here's the outline of the film:

John Callahan has a desire forever, an ability for offensive jokes, and a drinking issue. At the point when a throughout the night drinking spree closes in a disastrous auto crash, the exact opposite thing he plans to do is surrender drinking. In any case, when he reluctantly enters treatment — with consolation from his sweetheart (Rooney Mara) and an alluring supporter (Jonah Hill) — Callahan finds a present for drawing restless, flippant daily paper toons that build up a worldwide after and concede him another rent on life. In light of a genuine story, this strong, astute and regularly amusing show about the recuperating energy of workmanship is adjusted from Callahan's self-portrayal and coordinated by two-time Oscar® chosen one Gus Van Sant. Jack Black, Carrie Brownstein, Beth Ditto and Kim Gordon likewise star.