Our friends at Slashfilm have some new production stills of ‘Changeling,’ Clint Eastwood’s Cannes competition film. The movie is written by ‘Babylon 5′ creator J. Michael Straczynski, about a woman who gets her kidnapped son back. But as it turns out, he’s not really her son after all.

The mystery will be in theaters November 7.

Spike Lee will be working on a Micheal Jordan documentary, he said at Cannes. The NBA will finance the feature, which Lee hopes will be released next year. There’s no question about Jordan being the most famous basketball player to base a picture on. And as expected, he won’t mind walking the red carpet. “Mike wants to come to Cannes, so hopefully we will be here next year,” Spike Lee said.

The NBA will give Lee access to hours of unreleased footage filmed during the last two years of Jordan’s career, from 2001 to 2003. I reckon this is why they opted for a documentary, instead of a biopic about the basketball legend. But first, Spike Lee has to get his $43 million WWII drama “Miracle at St. Anna” out there, which will release in the US on October 10.

BBC caught up with Victor Kubicek of production company Halcyon Co. at Cannes. His company recently picked up the ‘Terminator’ rights and is currently shooting a new movie in the franchise, called ‘Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins.’ But they have even bigger plans with the follow-up of Schwarzenegger’s trilogy. They plan to make at least three new movies and Christian Bale has already signed for all of them.

“He’s really an actor’s actor, so we’re very proud. Christian was our first choice and he’s a big fan of The Terminator, so we’re very lucky,” Kubicek said. He was tight-lipped about the whole script. Common and Moon Bloodgood probably don’t even know the whole story. “Not everyone gets to see the script. They only see the part of the script that’s relevant to the job they’re doing,” Kubicek noted.

If you are interested in asking the producers a question about the new movie, you can check out the link below.