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Trailer for Supernatural Thriller ‘The Wind’

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4 months ago

September 6, 2018

Emma Tammi’s supernatural thriller ‘The Wind’ is set to have it’s World Premier during the Midnight Madness portion of the upcoming Toronto International Film Festival, has released a brand new trailer, courtesy of Bloody Disgusting.

Caitlin Gerard, Julia Goldani Telles, and Ashley Zukerman star in the film about, “When a woman moves to the American frontier to settle it with her husband, an evil presence soon makes itself known and infects her with paranoia.”

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New Trailer for ‘An Affair to Die For’ Is Out

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1 week ago

January 9, 2019

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A brand new, and violent, trailer for Vertical Entertainment’s upcoming film ‘An Affair to Die For’ has arrived.

Starring Claire Forlani, Jake Abel, and Titus Welliver, the film will hit theaters and be available on VOD platforms on February 1st

According to the official synopsis:

“When a couple’s infidelity is discovered, they must play a twisted game of survival with their captor to save their family members from being murdered. Their weekend getaway turns into a nightmare of psychological mind games, where they will do anything just to survive.”

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IFC Acquires Jennifer Kent’s ‘The Nightingale’

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1 week ago

January 9, 2019

Anthony DiMoro

IFC Films has acquired Australian film maker Jennifer Kent’s new film ‘The Nightingale’, which will be a part of the Sundance Film Festival, according to Variety.

Kent is best known for her hit ‘The Babadook’.

Starring Sam Clafin, Damon Herriman, Ewen Leslie, Harry Greenwood, Baykali Ganambarr, and Magnolia Maymuru, the film’s synopsis states;

Set in Tasmania in 1825, The Nightingale follows a 21-year-old Irish female convict (Aisling Franciosi) who witnesses the brutal murder of her husband and baby by her soldier master and his cronies. Unable to find justice, she takes an Aboriginal male tracker with her through the hellish wilderness to seek revenge on the men.”

Variety, who reported the news, also interviewed Kent about the new film.

“The film is a study on violence and what a violent mind and therefore a violent society can do to damage the human spirit,” Kent said.

“It’s about how we can evolve through and beyond that violence. For me ‘The Nightingale’ is about love — not in a schmaltzy way — but its power to allow us to evolve as human beings.”

‘The Babadook’ was one of our most successful acquisitions at IFC and we could not be happier to continue our partnership with Jennifer on her next feature”Lisa Schwartz, co-president of IFC Films said .

“She is undoubtedly one of the most talented writer/directors working today and we can’t wait to share ‘The Nightingale’ with audiences across the country.”