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Hero of Goran Stolevsky You will not be alone It’s a wizard, with echoes of vampires and zombies, yes, but mostly set in 19th-century rural Macedonia with a creepy desire for human connection.

The premiere of the film at Sundance received a great response (see deadline here). Certified 94% Rotten Tomatoes by critics while Focus Features presents Stolewski’s debut on 147 handpicked screens.

You will not be alone It’s the subtitle and its narrator, the wizard Nevena, grew up alone in a language-limited cave. (“I’m pretty sure crossovers have little or no visibility.” morbid, Lisa Bannell, Focus distribution manager, said referring to Sony’s extensive release on a scientific vampire).

Nevena (Sarah Klimoska) is freed from a cave by a terribly misshapen evil spirit called Mangialupi, or an elderly spinster Maria (Anamaria Marinka) who becomes increasingly vengeful as they wander a mountain and it is obvious that her protégé prefers to interact. with humans. Nevena learns more with every organ she receives: two women and a man (Numi Rapas, Ali Englert, Carloto Cotta). She uses their corpses to transform, so there’s a lot to dig out the guts and drink and spray blood, even if it’s not your typical horror movie. “Goran is a very talented and unique director,” said Bannell. “We wanted audiences to discover his incredible narrative in a theatrical way, as we did.”

Focus has performed at festivals, curated screenings and worked with theaters (Alamo, Landmark, Angelica) on marketing, social media and the growing site Focus Insider.

Paramount opens action thriller Კ Contractor Simultaneous launch of PVOD in 489 locations. See Summary of Terms. Chris Payne plays Special Forces Sergeant James Harper, discharged from the army, in debt and desperate to support his family, which is under contract with a private underground military force. When his first mission goes wrong, the elite soldier finds himself hunting and running away from a dangerous conspiracy. Directed by Tariq Saleh, screenplay by Jeep Davis.

Post-Oscar Note: Apple again announces Best Picture winner QUEUE Over 600 open registration desks available for the deaf and hard of hearing. The film premiered in theaters with around 50 screenings in 20 markets, as well as on AppleTV + in August.

Also open: IFC Films presents the 2021 skin collection Nitram 15+ on screen, on demand and AMC +. Discuss the deadline here. From Australian director Justin Kurzel (Snowstorm Murders, Macbeth, Assassin’s Creed, The True Story of Kelly Gang). Written by Sean Grant. The psychological drama set in Tasmania in the mid-1990s is the true story of the most horrifying lone mass murder in Australian history. Caleb Landry Jones is a lonely and frustrated shooter who won the Best Actor award for his role as Nitram, based on the real Martin Bryant. Anthony Lapaglia and Judy Davis play his parents. Sage with Davis as Helen as a lone heir who befriends Nitram.

From IFC Midnight, an invasion thriller barbarians, Directorial Debut for Charles Dorfman (produced by Maggie Gyllenhaal) missing daughter). Written by Dorfmann. Actors Ivan Reon, Catalina Sandino Moreno, Tom Cullen, Ines Spiridonov. The first took place at the 2021 Fantastic Film Festival. Installed for twenty-four hours, barbarians He sees a couple of Adam (Reon) and Eve (Moreno) wake up in their dream house. Later, another couple joined them for Adam’s birthday. But when the doorbell rings, the night turns into a nightmare. Screen 41, on request.

Introduces the Cohen Media Group Gagarin The 15 best markets in 24 cinemas. Directed by Fanny Liatard and Jérémy Trouilh. Yuri, 16, lived his entire life in the city of Gagarin, in a huge housing project on the outskirts of Paris, and dreamed of becoming an astronaut. When plans are leaked to demolish their community house, he joins the resistance. The film is shot on the verge of the actual demolition of the Cité Gagarine, in collaboration with its residents in Ivry-sur-Seine. The directors won the nomination for Best First Feature at the Lumières International Press Awards in France.

Documentary about Ricky Lake and Abby Epstein birth control business Opens at the IFC headquarters in New York, expands to Los Angeles through April 7, and then selects theaters across the country. self-distributed. Following their previous collaboration on the 2008 document, birth activity. Sixty years after Abba revolutionized women’s empowerment, the film examines the complex relationship between hormonal birth control and women’s health and empowerment, highlighting a new generation seeking alternatives to the pill and redefining justice. reproductive. Directed by Ebi Epstein, Executive producer Ricki Lake. Producer Epstein, James Costa, Holly Grig-Spall, Anna Colbert.

Samuel Goldwyn Films is a family-friendly action-adventure film Dakota 15+ screen. With Ebi Cornish, Lola Sultan, Patrick Muldun. A recently widowed single mother (Cornelius) lives on the family farm in Georgia with her daughter (Sultan). Living on a farm is challenging and things get complicated when a fighting dog named Dakota knocks on their door and a local sheriff tries to get his hands on the ground. Kirk Harris directed by Johnny Harrington.

Introduced vertical entertainment Until the last secret. Writer and director Matteo Coppola. Worried about her over-protective father (Ray Liotta), New York teenager Penelope (Sophie Turner) becomes interested in an emotionally unstable war veteran (Mark Cassen) who suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. The deeper their connection, the darker the family secrets emerge.

Saban Films is a gang revenge thriller Bulls In 10 theaters. Writer / director Paul Andrew Williams. With Neil Muskell, David Hayman, Tamzin Outway. Bull (Maskell) is the leader of a ruthless mob seeking revenge on a gang that has crossed it twice.

The comedy of Jude Apatov Bubble It continues from Netflix at the Bay Theater and opens up to five additional theaters and streams. See Summary of Terms. The cast and crew of the successful acting franchise attempt to film a sequel while being quarantined at a luxury hotel. in the lead role Karen Gillan, Airy Appathou, Fred Armisen.

Note the A24 all everywhere at once It will expand from 10 screens to 38 screens this week, following a nationwide launch.

and neon Memory This weekend, the IFC Center in New York, along with the Nuart Theater in Los Angeles, will begin its “Endless National Tour” on April 8th. He called it the “Only Cinemas … Forever” tour. He has booked over 100 special engagements in many cities every week in arthouse theaters. pop-up drive-ins, museums, art galleries, university exhibits and outdoor events. See Deadline for Skin Review.