September Release Schedule - NYTimes.com All dates are subject to change. Open BACHELORETTE Kirsten Dunst, Isla Fisher and Lizzy Caplan as high school friends who react with horror when a classmate they once victimized (Rebel Wilson) invites them to her wedding to a wealthy New Yorker. Leslye Headland directed from her own 2010 play. With James Marsden. BEAUTY IS EMBARRASSING The Los Angeles artist Wayne White, profiled in a documentary by Neil Berkeley. With Matt Groening, Mark Mothersbaugh, Todd Oldham, Mimi Pond and Paul Reubens. BRANDED In the future, evil corporations rule the earth. Only one man (Ed Stoppard) sees the truth, and tries to do something about it. Jamie Bradshaw and Alexander Doulerain wrote and directed; with Leelee Sobieski, Jeffrey Tambor, Ingeborga Dapkunaite and Max von Sydow. THE COLD LIGHT OF DAY A Spanish sailing vacation goes bad for an American (Henry Cavill) when his family is kidnapped by intelligence operatives searching for a mysterious briefcase. With Sigourney Weaver, Verónica Echegui and Bruce Willis; Mabrouk El Mechri directed. DESPERATE ENDEAVORS An Indian immigrant (Ismail Bashey) arrives in the New York City of 1973 and learns to make his way in his new world. Salim Khassa directed. DETROPIA A documentary look at Detroit on the brink of financial collapse, directed by Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady ("Jesus Camp"). THE EYE OF THE STORM A Sydney, Australia, society matron (Charlotte Rampling) summons her son (Geoffrey Rush) and daughter (Judy Davis) to her bedside as she prepares for death. Adapted from a novel by Patrick White, the film is a return to home territory for the veteran Australian director Fred Schepisi ("The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith"). FOR ELLEN A would-be rock star (Paul Dano) agonizes over a divorce settlement that will mean losing custody of his 6-year-old daughter (Shaylena Mandigo). With Margarita Levieva, Jon Heder and Jena Malone; So Yong Kim wrote and directed. GIRL MODEL Plucked from her Siberian village by an American model scout, a 13-year-old girl is packed off to Tokyo to make her way in a strange new world. David Redmon and Ashley Sabin directed this documentary. GREEN A local woman comes between a pair of New York intellectuals when they move upstate to work on a farming project. Kate Lyn Sheil, Lawrence Michael Levine and Sophia Takal star; Ms. Takal wrote and directed. HELLO I MUST BE GOING Devastated by a recent divorce, a young woman (Melanie Lynskey) slinks back to her parents" home in suburban Connecticut, where she begins an affair with a 19-year-old (Christopher Abbott). With Blythe Danner and John Rubinstein; Todd Louiso directed. THE INBETWEENERS Four friends (Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison and Joe Thomas) celebrate their graduation from the British equivalent of high school with a two-week vacation in Crete that they hope will yield unimaginable sexual delights. It doesn't. Ben Palmer directed. KEEP THE LIGHTS ON The director Ira Sachs ("Forty Shades of Blue") tracks the relationship between two gay New Yorkers (Thure Lindhardt and Zachary Booth) over a tumultuous decade. LAS ACACIAS On a run from Asunción, Paraguay, to Buenos Aires, a lonely truck driver (Germán de Silva) gives a lift to a young woman (Hebe Duarte) and her 8-month-old daughter. Pablo Giorgelli directed this Argentine production. MULBERRY CHILD The life of Jian Ping, who survived China's Cultural Revolution to raise a daughter in America, in a documentary based on her memoirs and directed by Susan Morgan Cooper. RAAZ 3 The Devil comes to Bollywood when a star turns to black magic to promote her career. Vikram Bhatt directed, with Bipasha Basu. (REC) 3: GENESIS The Spanish horror franchise continues as a mysterious illness invades a wedding party. With Leticia Dolera, Javier Botet and Diego Martin; Paco Plaza directed. SERVING UP RICHARD Everett (Jude Ciccolella) and Glory (Susan Priver) are a suburban couple with an unusual lifestyle: they are practicing cannibals. Ross McCall is the former Wall Street operator who risks becoming dinner unless he can talk his way out of his predicament. Henry Olek (who adapted "All of Me" back in 1984) wrote and directed. TOYS IN THE ATTIC Forgotten playthings come to life and re-enact a history of the cold war in a puppet animated film directed by Jiri Barta and Vivian Schilling. With the voices of Forest Whitaker, Joan Cusack and Cary Elwes. VERSAILLES "73: AMERICAN RUNWAY REVOLUTION Deborah Riley Draper's documentary recounts a historic confrontation between the French and American fashion industries at a fund-raiser for the Palace of Versailles. THE WORDS A writer straining to meet a deadline resorts to plagiarism with unexpected metaphysical consequences. Brian Klugman and Lee Sternthal wrote and directed; with Bradley Cooper, Jeremy Irons, Dennis Quaid, Zoë Saldana and Olivia Wilde. Wednesday FRANCINE The struggles of an ex-convict (Melissa Leo) to find a place for herself in a small town, traced in a film by Brian M. Cassidy and Melanie Shatzky. I'M CAROLYN PARKER: THE GOOD, THE MAD AND THE BEAUTIFUL Jonathan Demme's documentary tells the story of one of the first residents to return to New Orleans's flood-devastated Lower Ninth Ward. Thursday