At the point when is a motion picture from tastemakers A24 not a motion picture from A24? At the point when it's prominently missing from their own site. Correct, "The Last Movie Star" isn't rubbing elbows with Oscar contender "Woman Bird" or celebration faves "Incline toward Pete" and "Innate." But consoled, this motion picture is from the studio, who have cooperated with DirecTV to carry it into the world.

Burt Reynolds play the lead part in the film, and frankly, it feels like an age since we've seen him in the number one spot of anything advantageous. At any rate, he doesn't extend too far, playing a maturing superstar who gets one final hurrah at a film celebration regarding his profession, just to discover it's a spending task. Here's the rundown through Yahoo:



Reynolds plays Vic Edwards, a maturing big name (the "No. 1 film industry star for five — no, six — years in succession") who acknowledges a challenge to go to a film celebration regarding his long vocation, just to show up and find the occasion is scarcely even amateur. The celebration happens, for instance, at a bar scarcely sufficiently huge to fit a celebrity central.

Composed and coordinated by Adam Rifkin ("Detroit Rock City"), and co-featuring Ariel Winter, Clark Duke, Ellar Coltrane, Nikki Blonsky, and Chevy Chase, "The Last Movie Star" makes a big appearance only on DirectTV February 22nd and will be discharged in theaters March 30th by A24.