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Another Dramatic and Dark Trailer for ‘Melancholia’
Hopefully this official theatrical trailer is the last of the trailers as I feel like I’m pounding this little guy in your face. But maybe you need it, someone needs to tell you just how good Lars von Trier’s Melancholia is.
Starring Kirsten Dunst, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Kiefer Sutherland, Charlotte Rampling, Alexander Skarsgaard, Stellan Skarsgard, Udo Kier and John Hurt, Magnolia Pictures will release the dramatic end of the world thriller on VOD October 7, before sticking it in limited theaters on November 11.
I loved, loved, loved it. And as I’ve stated before while not a horror film, Melancholia will emotional destroy you. That’s a promise.
“Dunst and Gainsbourg play sisters whose lives are drifting apart as the universe spectacularly unravels in what Von Trier describes as a beautiful movie about the end of the world.”
Filmmaker Josh Lobo (I Trapped the Devil) is back with his sophomore feature Night After Night, set to make its debut this weekend at the Chattanooga Film Festival.
The sci-fi thriller is unveiling an eerie new poster by artist Hans Woody ahead of its premiere tomorrow night, opening the fest.
Johnny Sibilly (“Hacks”), Alexis Louder (Violent Night), Trace Lysette (“Transparent”), AJ Bowen (You’re Next), and Scott Poythress (I Trapped The Devil) star.
In the film, “One of only two Security Guards employed by ‘The University‘, Andrew Gersh’s days are spent going through the motions. Dismissive of his partner Willis’ growing paranoia about the school’s secretive founder and relentless expansion, Andy’s carefully controlled routine begins to unravel when Willis suddenly vanishes under mysterious circumstances. While patrolling a newly constructed wing, he discovers a sealed room— and inside it, a stranger who returns each night in a newly formed body, as if remade from scratch.
“Guided only by Willis’s final, cryptic warning, Andy’s drawn deeper into a mystery that feels less like an investigation and more like an invitation. As the line between observer and participant begins to blur, he’s forced to confront a chilling possibility: The University isn’t hiding something—it’s building toward something. And Andrew may already be a part of it.“
Horace Gold, Melissa Macedo, Michelle Macedo, and Jennifer Blair round out the cast. Simon Waskow (Cuckoo) will compose the score.
Night After Night is said to harken back to ’70s sci-fi and conspiracy thrillers, featuring morally ambiguous characters.
Stay tuned for more out of Chattanooga Film Fest this weekend.
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