Kevin Smith has unveiled the trailer for his new film, 'The 4:30 Movie,' a semi-autobiographical coming-of-age story set in 1986, which he filmed at his co-owned Smodcastle Cinemas in New Jersey. The film, featuring a cast of newcomers alongside established actors like Justin Long and Ken Jeong, captures the essence of teenage life and nostalgia for pre-digital romance. Smith introduced the trailer at San Diego Comic-Con, with the film set for a theatrical release on September 13. The movie reflects Smith's own experiences growing up, particularly his fond memories of attending the theater as a youth. The film promises a blend of humor and genuine sentiment, highlighting the challenges of teenage crushes and relationships. Tickets for the premiere will serve as a fundraiser for the theater, emphasizing Smith's commitment to preserving this piece of his childhood.