Jordan Peele's New Trailer for 'NOPE' Rains Fear from the Sky | No Film School

The highly anticipated next film from writer/director Jordan Peele was snuck onto YouTube overnight, delighting fans with the first glimpse of what looks like a fresh new sci-fi horror.

We're finally introduced to Daniel Kaluuya (Get Out, Judas and the Black Messiah) and Keke Palmer (Hustlers, Alice), whose Haywood Ranch is "the only Black-owned horse trainers in Hollywood." Steven Yeun (Minari, Okja) pops up too in what looks like a rodeo setting. According to the trailer description, they witness an "uncanny and chilling discovery," apparently descending from the heavens.

Check out the trailer below and let us know what you think!

It seems like we're going to get an old-school alien invasion here, but with Peele, it's safer not to assume! Will you be watching the movie this summer?

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Slamdance Announces Winners for the First-Ever Indies Awards

Slamdance Announces Winners for the First-Ever Indies Awards

Atikamekw Suns and Carry On win big on a night of celebration for independent cinema.

It's been a big year for Slamdance. What many of us in the filmmaking community knew as Sundance's weird little brother is growing up to be their own reputable festival, moving from Park Slope to Los Angeles next year. The Slamdance Group also made moves last night with their first annual awards ceremony celebrating independent film, the Indies Awards.

Many of the buzziest independent films in narrative and documentary went home big this year, with projects like Atikamekw Suns, Carry On, and The People's Jokerwalking away with newly minted Indies trophies.

"The Indies is where distinctly independent US and Indigenous feature filmmakers and their films will be seen, heard, and properly recognized year after year in Hollywood,” said Indie Awards co-founder Paul Rachman. Indie Awards co-founder Ben Umstead added, “Such recognition is a powerful tool for change of the status quo, and embracing change equals the film industry at its best.” - Slamdance Group

No Film School loves a good celebration of inclusive independent cinema, and we're both delighted and excited with Slamdance's growth this year. Check out the winners below!

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