DEADLINE

‘Unto The Son’: Harvey Keitel, Abbie Cornish, Peter Facinelli, Tom Arnold Among Cast For Crime Drama 

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EXCLUSIVE: Harvey Keitel (Pulp Fiction), Abbie Cornish (Jack Ryan), Peter Facinelli (Nurse Jackie), Tom Arnold (True Lies), have been set to star in the crime drama Unto the Son.

DEADLINE

Edy Ganem, Seth Michaels & Patricia Velasquez Topline ‘Free Dead or Alive’

The pic follows Eva (Ganem), a beautiful strong-willed young woman who enters a journey to escape her mother’s (Velasquez) arranged marriage to the region’s most dangerous cartel. Her defiance sets off a chain of events that threatens her life. Surviving will require the skills of Dragon (Michaels), a coyote that can protect her during her quest throughout the dangerous world of cross-border cartels who are the law of the lands.

FORBES

‘Murder Bury Win’ Is A Wonderful Love Letter To Board Games and Murder 

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There aren’t altogether a lot of great comedy crime capers centered on games. Consider Michael Lovan’s Murder Bury Win, at this year’s Austin Film Festival, one of the good ones.

VARIETY

Goes To Cannes Lineup Unveiled by Cannes Marche du Film

Agnieszka Zwiefka’s “Wika!” Angeliki Antoniou’s “Green Sea” and Wong Fei-pang’s “Dear Immigrants: What Was Your First Meal?” will all feature at the Marché du Film’s  Goes to Cannes, one of the highest-profile industry events at the Cannes Film Market.  

VANITY FAIR

La biographie de Alain-Fabien Delon par VanityFair.fr

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Alain-Fabien Delon sera  à l’affiche du thriller Un monde ailleurs d’Étienne Faure, qui sortira dans les salles en octobre 2020.  

DREAD CENTRAL

THE TRANSCENDENTS Has a Surreal, Lynchian Feel

The Transcendents is a mysterious thriller set in a musical world. Derek Ahonen’s debut feature follows Roger, a dark figure, who is in search of a defunct indie rock band. Check out the trailer and read more about the movie below.  

VARIETY

‘Wallflower’ A fictionalized account of a real-life mass shooting in 2006 Seattle.

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Taking a fictionalized approach to a mass murder in Seattle over a decade ago, Jagger Gravning’s “Wallflower” arrives at something more idiosyncratic and ultimately haunting than a standard docudrama-style true crime tale.