🔗 Share this article The Music Icon Portrays a Hell Version of Herself in Satirical Film Teaser Charli XCX is gearing up for a substantial big screen onslaught in 2026, kicking off with the satirical film titled The Moment. Throughout the movie, the artist embodies what she calls as a hell version of her own persona. It’s the realest depiction of the entertainment world that I’ve ever seen, Charli remarked. She elaborated in a conversation: It’s far from a live performance documentary, however the inspiration stemmed from the demand to make one. A Glimpse into The Film The initial preview, released on Thursday, blends actual recordings from her live performances with made-up backstage scenes. The mockumentary is directed and co-written by Aidan Zamiri, who shared that the narrative revolves around a world where the artist opted for alternate decisions in the marketing of her hugely successful record Brat. Star-Studded Lineup Rachel Sennott Alexander Skarsgård Kate Berlant Kylie Jenner A Busy Movie Lineup This project is just one of several future movie projects for the star, who recently featured in three independent movies in the current year. Friendship drama Erupcja Dark comedy satire Sacrifice LGBTQ+ fantasy 100 Nights of Hero Furthermore played herself in the comedy series Overcompensating. Upcoming Projects The coming year will also include Charli with Olivia Wilde in sensual story I Want Your Sex, Natalie Portman in gallery suspense The Gallerist, and Barbie Ferreira in horror remake Faces of Death. She recently agreed to appear in the star’s directorial debut A Tree in Blue. I’m thoroughly loving my cinematic path, she shared. I feel very, very inspired at the moment in acting, and I always aim to pursue things that inspire me. Soundtrack Involvement Next February will also bring the launch of the director’s version of Wuthering Heights, which will feature original songs from the singer. Additionally, she will compose the score for the film Mother Mary, with Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel, planned for launch in the coming year. The mockumentary will be released on the 30th of January.