Michael Mann's 'Ferrari' Set to Release on December 25

The film explores the tumultuous life of Enzo Ferrari in 1957, marking Mann's first feature film since 2015's 'Blackhat'.

Acclaimed director Michael Mann's latest film 'Ferrari' is set to release on December 25, marking his first feature film since 2015's 'Blackhat'.
The film, independently financed and distributed by Neon, explores the life of Enzo Ferrari, played by Adam Driver, during a tumultuous period in 1957.
Ferrari is depicted as a man torn between his business, personal life, and the high-stakes world of motor racing, with Penélope Cruz and Shailene Woodley co-starring as his wife and mistress respectively.
Despite the film's focus on motor racing, Mann emphasizes that the driving force behind the movie is the 'torrid passions' and 'powerful emotional driving forces' of the characters, not the cars.
Michael Mann is currently developing 'Heat 2' as a film, potentially with Adam Driver playing a young Neil McCauley, the character played by Robert De Niro in the original 'Heat'.