Adam Sandler Stars in Scott Cooper’s Intense New Psychological Drama, “Time Out”
Adam Sandler leads Scott Cooper’s intense new psychological drama, Time Out, as a father in crisis. He plays Vincent, a man who hides a recent job loss from his family.
Plot overview
Vincent loses his job and cannot tell his wife the truth. He invents a growing web of lies to protect his family.
His deception deepens when he launches an investment scheme. He solicits friends to contribute, and the pressure mounts.
Origins and creative team
The film adapts the French drama L’Emploi du temps by Laurent Cantet and Robin Campillo. Cooper first saw Cantet’s film in 2001.
Scott Cooper wrote, directed, and produced this project. Tracey Landon serves as an executive producer.
Cooper previously directed The Pale Blue Eye. His other credits include Hostiles and Crazy Heart.
Cast
- Adam Sandler (Uncut Gems, Jay Kelly) stars as Vincent.
- Willem Dafoe (American Psycho, The Florida Project) appears in a supporting role.
- Gaby Hoffmann (C’mon C’mon, Deliver Me from Nowhere) joins the ensemble.
- F. Murray Abraham (Amadeus, The Grand Budapest Hotel) is part of the cast.
- Steve Zahn (That Thing You Do!, The White Lotus) is listed among the actors.
- Adam Horovitz (Golden Exits, Roadside Prophets) also appears.
Themes
The story explores identity, work, and self-worth in modern life. Cooper says these questions felt urgent today.
It raises universal questions about honesty and family. The drama forces Vincent to face inevitable consequences.
Release and availability
There is no confirmed release date yet. Details about streaming on Netflix remain unannounced.
Filmogaz.com will provide updates as new information becomes available. Stay tuned for further announcements.
