CLUB KID TAKES ITS CAST INTO TELLURIDE’S LANDSCAPE

A24 Club Kid cast photographs take Jordan Firstman's film into the wooded setting around Telluride, with Daniel Jack Lyons shooting the group for Vanity Fair. The September 25 post shows theatrical clothes against trees, rocks and open air, well away from the New York nightlife setting in the film's synopsis.

The contrast begins with the clothes. A crown and a decorated coat bring a deliberately heightened presence into the outdoor setting, while the wider group portraits allow the surrounding terrain to remain visible. The pictures document an editorial gathering of the cast for Vanity Fair, with the outdoor setting belonging to that shoot.

A24's recent Primetime release imagery used television screens around its lead performer. Club Kid's Telluride photographs find their structure in the outdoor setting. Both sets of images introduce a film through a distinct environment, but the mountains and trees here belong to the cast's photo shoot.

Daniel Jack Lyons Photographs the Cast Outdoors

A24 credits Daniel Jack Lyons for the Vanity Fair images and identifies Telluride as their setting. The group appears among rocks and trees, with individual portraits continuing the outdoor presentation.

In the wider views, the clothing creates a sequence of silhouettes against the mountain setting. A long coat reads as a large vertical shape; a crown adds a small, immediately recognisable point above the head. The background gives those choices enough room to look theatrical without requiring a constructed stage.

The group does not line up against a blank publicity wall. Differences in height, pose and clothing interact with the uneven setting, making the photograph less uniform than a conventional row of cast headshots. The terrain remains a visible part of the composition.

That visual approach suits an ensemble introduction because the viewer can move between the whole group and particular figures. The images offer that movement without needing to disclose plot details or suggest that every outfit belongs to a character's wardrobe in the film.

Firstman Writes, Directs and Stars

A24 identifies Jordan Firstman as Club Kid's writer and director, as well as a member of the cast. The studio lists Cara Delevingne, Diego Calva, Kirby Howell Baptiste, Reggie Absolom and Colleen Camp alongside him.

The synopsis centres on a New York club promoter whose life changes when the ten year old son he did not know he had arrives. That is the studio's premise, separate from any judgment about how the completed film handles it.

The Telluride images make the ensemble visible before the theatrical release. Firstman's multiple credits explain his central place in the announcement, while the named cast gives the group photograph a concrete connection to the movie, joining the actors’ names to their appearances in the outdoor editorial.

A24 has also used a physical object to introduce a release, offering the Primetime necktie ahead of that film. Club Kid's current post works through portraiture instead. Lyons' images provide an occasion to see the people around the production together, with the outdoor setting changing the usual visual vocabulary of a club story.

November 6 Is the Announced Theatrical Date

A24 lists November 6, 2026, as Club Kid's release date. The September cast photographs therefore arrive ahead of the public theatrical opening.

That timing places the post within the film's introduction to a wider audience. It is a chance to see the cast and recognise Firstman's role in the production, during the weeks before the announced November theatrical opening.

The most specific things the photographs add are their own: Telluride’s rocky terrain, conspicuous costumes and a group arranged among rocks rather than nightclub furniture. A24 supplies the November 6 date and Firstman's writing and directing credit; Daniel Jack Lyons gives the cast a shared outdoor image before that next stage.