Cate Blanchett Keeps Time in Trippy Trailer For Drama "Tár"

Cate Blanchett is transforming on our screens once again — this time, into a world-renowned classical musician for Todd Field's upcoming drama "Tár." After releasing an early peek in July, fans are getting more of a glimpse at the trippy film, which is set for an October premiere.

In "Tár," the two-time Academy Award winner portrays musician Lydia Tár, who is "a conductor of a celebrated German orchestra," Blanchett said back in April during an appearance on "The Film Comment Podcast." She explained of the film at the time, "It's about a sort of fall from grace, a come-to-Jesus moment and about the creative process, and about power, so it's really interesting."

Field previously directed the Academy Award-nominated 2001 drama "In the Bedroom," and "Tár" is his first feature since 2006. Blanchett called the director a "fantastic collaborator."

In the latest teaser clip for the film, ominous scenes play — including some interactions with creepy creatures at various points — as Blanchett narrates, "Time is the thing, time is the essential piece of interpretation, you cannot start without me, I start the clock. However, unlike a clock, sometimes my second hand stops, which means time stops."

Read on for all we know about "Tár," including the plot, full cast, trailer, and release date.

In addition to Blanchett, "Tár" also stars Noémie Merlant, Nina Hoss, Sophie Kauer, Julian Glover, Allan Corduner, and Mark Strong.

According to Focus Features, "Tár" "examines the changing nature of power, its impact and durability in our modern world."

After making its Venice Film Festival debut, "Tár" will begin playing in select theaters on Oct. 7 before moving nationwide on Oct. 28.