John Travolta's Directorial Debut at Cannes

On April 2nd, John Travolta is stepping behind the camera as director for his new flick

premiering at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival.

The movie, called Propeller One Way Night Coach, adapts his own 1997 book that he wrote for

his family.

It's a wholesome tale about a kid obsessed with planes heading cross-country to Hollywood

with his mom.

This project stems from Travolta's deep love for flying, which inspired the story back

in the 90s.

His daughter, Ella Blut Travolta, plays a flight attendant, adding that personal family

touch.

The plot follows young Jeff and his mom on a magical flight full of surprises, airline

meals, and first-class thrills that shape the boy's dreams.

Fans remember Travolta's big Cannes moments from the 90s, like pulp fiction snagging the

palm door, and she's so lovely earning top-acting nods.

This march is fourth film at the fest, but first, as director.

His family life has been in the spotlight, too, with three kids and tributes to his late

wife, Kelly Preston.

The film hits theaters or screens right after Cannes, streaming worldwide on Apple TV starting

May 29th, just a week past the festival's close.

On May 23rd, Cannes runs from May 12th that year.

Travolta keeps pushing boundaries, blending his aviation passion with Hollywood legacy,

and this family-driven story looks set to charm audiences, everywhere.

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