Here's your dose of film news for May 23, 2009:

• Lyndsy Fonseca is the latest to join John Cusack, Rob Corddry, Craig Robinson and Lizzy Caplan in Steve Pink's upcoming comedy "Hot Tub Time Machine," about a group of adults who visit a hot tub they once used and realize it can transport them back in time, to their younger selves. Fonseca is known for her roles on "Desperate Housewives" and "How I Met Your Mother." (The Hollywood Reporter)

• Mark Hammer will write the big-screen adaptation of "Bazooka Joe," a comic strip linked to the Bazooka bubble gum. The strip follows the misadventures of Joe, an eye-patched kid, and his pals Pesty, Mort, Toughie, Hungry Herman, Jane and a dog named Walkie Talkie. (The Hollywood Reporter)

• Yorgos Lanthimos' Greek drama "Dogtooth" picked up the Un Certain Regard Prize Saturday at the Cannes Film Festival. The Un Certain Regard Jury Prize went to Corneliu Porumboiu's "Police, Adjective," while the Special Prize Un Certain Regard was awarded to Bahman Ghobadi's "No One Knows About The Persian Cats" and Mia Hansen-Love's "Father of My Children."

• Eric Cantona will star in Herve P. Gustave's upcoming film "Les mouvements du bassin" (The Pelvis Moves), according to Variety. The film will focus on the relationship between a martial arts student and a youngster whose dream is to have a child. Cantona's credits also include "Le deuxième souffle" (The Second Wind) and "Les enfants du Marais."