“I’m hoping I’m not promoting the movie by myself,” says Nia DaCosta, director of the upcoming Marvel movie “The Marvels" (Nov. 10). The fall has long been the preferred domain of filmmakers and auteurs, but this year that’s doubly so. But now that the strikes have rounded Labor Day, with no end in sight, Hollywood’s high season is imperiled. Everyone is hoping the strikes ends soon, but it’s clear that, not long after COVID-19 upended the industry, the usual rhythms of the fall movie season have again been blown to smithereens. I just want to see every movie coming out,” says Emerald Fennell, whose high-society satire “Saltburn” opens Nov. 24.

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Persons: “ I’m, I’m, ”, Nia DaCosta, ‘ Where’s Brie Larson, ’, —, helming, Oscar shoo, “, ” DaCosta, Taylor Swift, jockeying, Emerald Fennell, Zendaya, Colman Domingo, George C, Wolfe’s “ Rustin ”, Paul Giamatti, Alexander Payne’s “, Payne, Dominic Sessa, Da'Vine Joy Randolph, Paul, Dominic, Da’Vine, Jake Coyle Organizations: Marvel, Venice Film, Toronto, Alliance, Television Producers, American Federation of Television, Radio Artists, Netflix, Twitter Locations: Venice