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Posted on Friday, March 19th, 2010 15:30:39 GMT by: agentorange
Posted under: movie news fantasy kids Czech

Okay, so I essentially stole that headline from a comment made by our friend Andrew Mack over at Twitch, but it just so nailed the feeling in this great looking Czech kids movie I couldn't resist.

Seriously gang, this is an amazing looking film. Watching the trailer only solidifies what a horrible job Where the Wild Things Are did at capturing life through the eyes of a child. What a wank-fest that was (flame away folks).

Synopsis:
Kuky Returns is the story of a boy six Ondra, who suffers from asthma, and so on "health reasons" must be off his favorite toy - a pink bear kuky. When mom Kukyho throw in the trash, it will work Ondrová fantasy in which experienced Kukyho adventure in an unknown natural world. It's really just a dream a little boy or kuky actually went to the biggest adventure of his plush life

Kuky Returns is an adventure, a poetic family story in which the main role, however, take the heroes of children's fantasy worldwhere the only heroes are the puppets. "I thought then change the scale and place the story directly into the microcosm, his protagonists make small enough that the roots of the tree decorations, light in the atmosphere made raspberry leaves, fuzz was all the props and extras natural insects," says Jan Sverak, who is also the author scenarios and as with most of his recent films also the producer.

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Posted on Thursday, March 18th, 2010 23:11:26 GMT by: quietearth
Posted under: movie trailer news scifi action

I still don't know about this but an industry friend told me that he saw a rough screening and it was pretty damn good (and that Brody was only a piece of the whole thing), and this was after pointing out that they have a lot to live up to with this franchise. We'll see. Here is the two minute look we posted previously.

The film stars Adrien Brody as Royce, a mercenary who reluctantly leads a group of elite warriors who come to realize they've been brought together on an alien planet... as prey. With the exception of a disgraced physician, they are all cold-blooded killers – mercenaries, Yakuza, convicts, death squad members – human "predators" that are now being systemically hunted and eliminated by a new breed of alien Predators.

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Posted on Thursday, March 18th, 2010 22:07:48 GMT by: rochefort
Posted under: movie review horror comedy

Year: 2009
Directors: Eli Craig & Morgan Jurgenson
Writers: Morgan Jurgenson
IMDB: link
Trailer: link
Review by: rochefort
Rating: 7 out of 10

A group of college kids take a trip into the backwoods for a weekend of sex and swimmin', only to find their numbers dwindling as one by one, they succumb to gory deaths. Are they victims of the hillbillies they encountered at a nearby gas and bait store? Well, no, and we're all better for it. "Tucker and Dale vs. Evil" stars Alan Tudyk and Tyler Labine, respectively, as the titular hillbillies in a comedy of errors that puts a welcome, often funny, and extremely bloody spin on the overworked redneck slasher formula. File under "Why hasn't somebody thought of this already?"

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Posted on Thursday, March 18th, 2010 18:33:41 GMT by: agentorange
Posted under: movie news dvd thriller

Peacock has been a mysterious little film for a while. Until Lionsgate picked it up for distro about a month ago, no one was really talking about it despite it's great cast and big time producer, Barry Mendel (The Sixth Sense). Now that the film's first trailer is here, my desire to see it is solidified. At once eerie and unique.

Synopsis:
The movie follows John Skillpa, a quiet bank clerk living in tiny Peacock, Nebraska, who lives his life in solitude. Then, in a moment, everything changes. A train caboose runs off its tracks and crashes into his backyard, destroying more than the weathered planks of his wood fence. When neighbors descend on the scene, they discover Skillpa’s other personality, Emma, for the first time and mistakenly believe her to be his wife. This launches him into the glare of the spotlight and eventually shatters the delicate balance of his sanity.

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Posted on Thursday, March 18th, 2010 18:19:27 GMT by: quietearth
Posted under: movie trailer news scifi action

Remember the incredible sounding Days of Victory we reported on a while back? The one we were all excited about? Well it's still in development, but Shaun Rana just got in touch with us and is back with something even better and it's called Warren Lich. Story details are slim, but have to do with the rebellion and a bounty hunter. This will be a feature film and we have an INCREDIBLE 4 minute concept trailer.

Really folks you want to check this out.

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Posted on Thursday, March 18th, 2010 16:43:50 GMT by: quietearth
Posted under: movie news action vampire foreign gallery

Writer and director Jennifer Thym who did the Lumina web series returns with her first featured, and I have to say based on the stills, it looks pretty good. Still no trailer and not much info available but we're looking into it.

A sexy Asian female vigilante and a has-been American cop stand at the crux of a holy war between angels and vampires.

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Posted on Wednesday, March 17th, 2010 20:22:39 GMT by: agentorange
Posted under: movie trailer news action

I was listening to the new Gorillaz single while this sales trailer played in silence and somehow it worked.

Other than how well it plays with Gorillaz songs, you should be interested in Jason Statham starrer The Mechanic because it's a remake of the 70s classic with Charles Bronson about an aging assassin-for-hire who gets himself in trouble when he takes on a young apprentice.

The film is directed by Simon West who also did Tomb Raider and it co-stars Ben Foster and Donald Sutherland. Oddly, the writer is Karl Gajdusek who worked on the TV dramedy Dead Like Me.

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Posted on Wednesday, March 17th, 2010 16:24:46 GMT by: quietearth
Posted under: trailer news short scifi foreign brazil

The second short film from EBBËTO is currently playing the fest circuit, and at 25 minutes in length and the looks of this trailer, my jaw almost dropped. I want to see the whole thing now. Seriously, check it out folks.

The film tells the tale of a machine travelling in deep-space which has as a primary function the preservation of a living organism: a man. Strange events with biblical analogies begin, disturbing the machine and making it rethink it's priorities.

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Posted on Wednesday, March 17th, 2010 16:10:32 GMT by: quietearth
Posted under: movie trailer news drama foreign denmark

We reported on this back in January as it premiered at IFFR, but now, we have a trailer. It doesn't look anywhere near as brutal as an American prison but I'll still watch it.

The prisoner R arrives to Denmark’s toughest prison, where he is to serve a sentence for violent assault. R is reduced to a number, a letter, just another inmate. The prison is a parallel world filled with rules, honor, and debts. A world,in which bars cover the windows and blood stains the floor. R is placed in the most hardcore ward. Here he must find his place in the system, learn to navigate, and fight for survival.

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Posted on Tuesday, March 16th, 2010 21:49:47 GMT by: agentorange
Posted under: post apocalyptic movie review cyberpunk scifi thriller SXSW

Year: 2009
Directors: Ivan Engler / Ralph Etter
Writers: Ivan Engler / Patrick Steinmann / Thilo röscheisen
IMDB: link
Trailer: link
Review by: agentorange
Rating: 8.2 out of 10

[Editor's note: Cargo is having its North American premier at SXSX 2010 tomorrow night. Be there, or be square.]

Those of you worried that Cargo will turn out to be just another Alien clone are going to be happy by the end of this review. Because, despite what the marketing for the film may have us believe, Cargo is not the typical space-station horror you might be expecting. It is a much grander work than that, blending classic scifi ideas about the destiny of humanity with massive visual scope and confident direction from first-time feature directors Ivan Engler and Ralph Etter. In short, Switzerland has not only produced its first large scale science fiction film, but one that showcases enough smarts and skill that it ranks among scifi cinema's best.

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Posted on Tuesday, March 16th, 2010 19:57:02 GMT by: rochefort
Posted under: movie review action thriller drama war adventure

Year: 2010
Directors: Neil Marshall
Writers: Neil Marshall
IMDB: link
Trailer: link
Review by: rochefort
Rating: 7 out of 10

In "Centurion", the latest from director Neil Marshall, the year is A.D. 117. Quintus Dias (Michael Fassbender) is the commanding officer at one of a handful of Roman garrisons established throughout Northern Britain in an effort to subdue and conquer the Picts, who have been successfully repelling the Romans through a prolonged campaign of guerilla warfare. After a sneak attack which leaves Dias the only survivor, he's rescued by the famed Ninth Legion, led by General Virilius (Dominic West), who has been ordered by the Roman high command to end the resistance by any means necessary, and been given a mute Pict tracker guide (Olga Kurylenko) to lead them to Gorlacon, the Pict king, and to supposed victory. The Ninth is soon ambushed, and within minutes the Picts have slaughtered 5,000 of Rome's finest soldiers. After a botched attempt to retrieve Virilius from the Pict stronghold, Dias and the six only other survivors soon find themselves hunted by a tracking party through the cold and brutal British countryside.

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Posted on Tuesday, March 16th, 2010 18:43:03 GMT by: quietearth
Posted under: movie trailer news drama romance united kingdom

I'll say it again, I do love me some weird romance films and this definitely falls into that category.

A poetic love story that follows Manchester and Noon as they enjoy a long, hot, summer romance. Noon is our narrator, a shy taxidermist who keeps a silent menagerie in the freezer alongside Manchester's ice pops. Manchester documents their affair, creating wonderfully charged images with just a couple of cheap, instamatic cameras. When a wealthy gentleman called Franny discovers Manchester and launches his photography on the art world, the success destroys the beauty of their once idyllic life.

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Posted on Tuesday, March 16th, 2010 17:52:15 GMT by: quietearth
Posted under: movie trailer news thriller foreign kazakhstan

Here's an interesting looking thriller. The trailer gives us the idea he may be in hell or purgatory, but what's going on?

The main character, his wife and small son lose their way in the steppe and become stuck on a country road. As a result, they have to spend the night in their car.

The following morning, the main character awakens alone, his wife and son having mysteriously disappeared.  
 
His preliminary searches bring the hero to a small lonely house, in which an old man and a young woman live. It seems that these strange tenants know about him and his family but try to hide their knowledge. For what reason?

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Posted on Tuesday, March 16th, 2010 13:11:29 GMT by: agentorange
Posted under: movie news scifi cult

It looks like pulp scifi is indeed back in a big way. We just found out that director Christian Alvart (Pandorum, Case 39) has been awarded script subsidy by Germany's FFA to adapt Edmond Hamilton's pulp scifi novel "Captain Future" into a massive screen adventure.

We caught up with Alvart to get the full scoop on the project. Here's what he had to tell us:

Christian Alvart:

"I was a huge CAPTAIN FUTURE fan growing up. In elementary school I spent my whole allowance on the toys and the sticker collection which were quite a big deal in Germany. There was the popular Anime show in the 80's of course, but I also read all the original novels by Science Fiction pioneer Edmond Hamilton and loved them. It took us a couple of years to investigate and option the rights for the CAPTAIN FUTURE property and I'm very happy that we have the development financing together and are finally ready to move forward with the script.

We are developing CAPTAIN FUTURE as a big fun space opera for the whole family - hoping to recreate that same sense of excitement that I had discovering space through the CAPTAIN's eyes. There are many smart and adult ideas in the franchise for grown-ups to enjoy, but this will definitely be something they can take their kids to as well.

Like THE FIFTH ELEMENT this will be a big budget Science Fiction movie developed and produced out of Europe with an international cast. CAPTAIN FUTURE still has a huge fan base in countries like France (CAPTAIN FLAM), Italy (CAPITAN FUTURO) Germany and the UK. I know the fans will watch very closely where we take their beloved CAPTAIN and I hope they will be as excited about him conquering the big screen as we are now working in his Universe.

CAPTAIN FUTURE will be about Curtis Newton's first adventure and therefore - in part - his origin story. We are also in development on a possible sequel called CAPTAIN FUTURE - WIZARD OF SCIENCE which would be ready instantly if box office returns are promising.

And yes, since I get your question all the time: "Will we see the COMET in 3D?" You bet we we will!"

So there you have it folks. If that's not the scifi scoop of the day, I don't know what is. As the months go by we hope to bring you even more goodies from the tantalizing project.

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Posted on Monday, March 15th, 2010 23:19:51 GMT by: quietearth
Posted under: movie trailer scifi action foreign mexico

I've been keeping an eye on this one for a while, and now we finally have some footage, albeit very little.

In the near future, medicine, computing and genetics have made it possible to end the human physical and psychological pain, filtering it through other human beings created expressly for this task, known as "gatekeepers". The plot follows the story of two researchers who belong to the Police Special Branch dedicated to pursue the emerging crimes related to the implementation of this new technology.

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Posted on Monday, March 15th, 2010 21:33:42 GMT by: rochefort
Posted under: movie review scifi thriller drama SXSW

Year: 2009
Director: Gareth Edwards
Writers: Gareth Edwards
IMDB: link
Trailer: link
Review by: rochefort
Rating: 5 out of 10

"Six years ago, NASA discovered the possibility of alien life within our solar system. A probe was launched to collect samples, but crashed upon re-entry over Central America. Soon after, new life forms began to appear there and half of Mexico was quarantined as an INFECTED ZONE. Today, the American and Mexican military still struggle to contain 'the creatures'..."

That's the juicy and just-cryptic-enough setup for "Monsters", English director Gareth Edwards' story about a down-on-his-luck American photojournalist named Andrew (Scoot McNairy) who is tasked by his boss to escort the boss' daughter Samantha (Whitney Able) out of Mexico, back to the U.S. border and presumed safety.

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Posted on Monday, March 15th, 2010 18:35:33 GMT by: Dejan Ognjanovic
Posted under: movie review horror foreign serbia

Year: 2009
Directors: Srdjan Spasojevic
Writers: Srdjan Spasojevic & Aleksandar Radivojevic
IMDB: link
Trailer: link
Review by: Dejan Ognjanovic
Rating: 10 out of 10

A SERBIAN FILM is the most shocking film you're likely to see this year – or any year soon. And the most shocking thing about it is how well made, well acted and poignant it is.

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Posted on Monday, March 15th, 2010 17:20:00 GMT by: quietearth
Posted under: movie trailer news drama foreign france

While the quality isn't that great, we finally get to see a little more of this film which is still running the fest circui and has been widely praised (with some negative reviews as well). Our own Rick McGrath liked it and our London guy Ben Austwick loved it but I still haven't got to see it. Argh!

Enter the Void is about a young man who, after the brutal death of his parents, promises that he will protect his little sister no matter what and who, sensing that he himself is dying, fights desperately to keep his promise. A film where the life of one person is linked to the love he has for another human being.

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Posted on Sunday, March 14th, 2010 20:07:16 GMT by: rochefort
Posted under: movie review comic SXSW

Year: 2010
Directors: Matthew Vaughn
Writers: Jane Goldman / Mark Millar
IMDB: link
Trailer: link
Review by: rochefort
Rating: 8 out of 10

Dave Lizewski (Aaron Johnson) has a simple question: Why hasn't anyone ever tried to be an actual superhero? His answer, that anybody who might try such a thing would get his or her ass kicked, is not good enough, so Dave makes a suit, gathers some gear, and takes to the streets as the avenger Kick-Ass, despite the fact that he has no superpowers and no combat training. He soon inspires copy-cats, meets rival self-made superhero Red Mist (Christopher Mintz-Plasse, aka "McLovin"), encounters real-deal father and daughter vigilantes Big Daddy (Nicholas Cage) and Hit Girl (Chloe Moretz), and runs afoul of mob boss Frank D'Amico (Mark Strong), who doesn't care if Kick-Ass lives up to his name or not, he can't abide a rabble-rouser. Yes, folks, Matthew Vaughn's "Kick-Ass", based on Mark Millar's comic, is here, preceded by a buttload of hype, most of it glowing. Does it deserve it?

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Posted on Sunday, March 14th, 2010 0:35:47 GMT by: agentorange
Posted under: movie trailer news scifi horror

Our first look at Nimród Antal's Predators is upon us and so far I'm on board. The official website says the first trailer will appear 3/18 so we'll get a better look then.

About:
"A bold new chapter in the Predator universe, Predators was shot on location under Rodriguez's creative auspices at the filmmaker's Austin-based Troublemaker Studios, and is directed by Nimród Antal.

The film stars Adrien Brody as Royce, a mercenary who reluctantly leads a group of elite warriors who come to realize they've been brought together on an alien planet... as prey. With the exception of a disgraced physician, they are all cold-blooded killers – mercenaries, Yakuza, convicts, death squad members – human "predators" that are now being systemically hunted and eliminated by a new breed of alien Predators."

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Posted on Saturday, March 13th, 2010 1:44:04 GMT by: rochefort
Posted under: movie review thriller Swedish cyber

Year: 2009
Directors: Niels Arden Oplev
Writers: Nikolaj Arcel / Rasmus Heisterberg / Stieg Larsson
IMDB: link
Trailer: link
Review by: rochefort
Rating: 8 out of 10

"The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo", Niels Arden Oplev's adaptation of the first book of Stieg Larsson's "Millenium Trilogy", is a crackin' thriller in which Mikael Blomkvist (Michael Nyqvist), a recently disgraced journalist, and Lisbeth Salander (Noomi Rapace), a lesbian hacker with a history of violent mental episodes, are hired by the patriarch of the rich and elusive Vanger clan. Uncle Vanger wants them to find out what happened to Harriet Vanger, his niece and favorite relative who disappeared from the family's island some forty years prior. In the course of their investigation they discover a labyrinthine conspiracy involving government cover-ups, a series of unsolved murders, brutal rape and Nazis.

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Posted on Friday, March 12th, 2010 20:54:49 GMT by: agentorange
Posted under: movie news action thriller posters

We've just got our hands on some brand new poster art for Tracker and thought we'd share. Tracker is an upcoming action thriller from prominent New Zealand TV director Ian Sharp. It stars Ray Winstone and Temuera Morrison and sounds a lot like The Propositon, so lets hope it follows through on the promise.

Synopsis:
An ex-Boer war guerrilla in New Zealand is sent out to bring back a Maori accused of killing a British soldier. Gradually they grow to know and respect one another but a posse, led by the British Commanding officer is close behind and his sole intention is to see the Maori hang.

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Posted on Friday, March 12th, 2010 17:29:00 GMT by: quietearth
Posted under: movie trailer news drama

Remember when we posted that incredible slow motion teaser trailer in June of last year? Probably not, it's been a long time considering this film premiered at Tribeca last year and it's been idling for a long time. Well we have some good news. A new trailer just dropped today and it's as utterly awesome as the teaser, so enjoy.

The manicured lawns of 1980’s New England imply an order that simply doesn’t exist for the Conway family, headed by razor-tongued Gloria. Youngest son Billy has been a witness to a series of tragic accidents, including one that fractured his whole family. Always the good boy, Billy takes up with the neighbourhood troublemaker in acts of delicious delinquency in a world already spinning out of control. The ensuing collision of guilt, truth and self discovery may be just what his family needs to move on.

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Posted on Friday, March 12th, 2010 17:10:03 GMT by: quietearth
Posted under: movie trailer news scifi animation foreignjapan

Still no synopsis unless someone wants to translate the official website. Here is the original badass teaser.

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Posted on Thursday, March 11th, 2010 22:24:46 GMT by: quietearth
Posted under: movie news scifi drama foreign gallery spain

A while back we posted a promo reel for a futuristic coming of ager about an android girl which looked nothing short of stunning. Unfortunately we were asked to remove the reel a few months after (but if you search on google you can still find it), and now we have the first stills. While they're nothing special, it's something as we're greatly looking forward to this scifi drama.

Near future where mechanical creatures live among humans. Eve, a 10 years old girl, falls into a state of amnesia after being the only witness of a tragical accident in which her mother dies. Helped by Alex, a talented engineer, Eve will enter the magical world of robotics and will try to find her identity. Together, Eve and Alex will uncover their past on a fantastic journey that will lead them to an astonishing ending.

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Posted on Thursday, March 11th, 2010 20:21:15 GMT by: quietearth
Posted under: movie trailer news comedy drama romance

I've been keeping an eye on this for a while and there's finally a trailer to enjoy.

Edward, a projectionist in Los Angeles, meets Cillian at a Halloween party and falls for her with reckless abandon. Despite her reluctance, he courts her against the backdrop of bicycles, parties and crazy family and friends. Can they make a relationship work when everything in their life pulls them in different directions?

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Posted on Thursday, March 11th, 2010 18:54:49 GMT by: agentorange
Posted under: news drama 'movie Dutch

Dutch director Tjebbo Penning tells the story of a man who travels to NY City on a quest to track down his ex-wife and mother to his mentally handicapped son. On one hand a very intimate family drama and on the other a ode to the mythic scale of New York seen through a foreigner's eyes.

Great Kills Road has received a couple of positive Dutch reviews from film fests, but that's it. We've heard a lot about the film, but until this trailer arrived haven't seen much.

At first the trailer feels like a documentary what with the way it's filmed. However it isn't. By the end of the footage the tone shifts and the camera becomes more omniscient. I think it works, despite not knowing too many details. The tagline "sometimes doing what's best isn't always right," is certainly intriguing.

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Posted on Thursday, March 11th, 2010 16:16:35 GMT by: quietearth
Posted under: post apocalyptic trailer comedy united kingdom

I don't know how we missed this one, but thanks to victoriandeathray for the heads up. Coming soon (I can't find an ETA) is a new 6 part mini-series that's an adaptation of the Dark Horse Comic's 'Apocalypse Nerd' by Peter Bagge, produced exclusively for British TV.

Synopsis:
FALLOUT is the story of Douglas and Gordon, two friends battling their quarter-life crisis, who come home from a weekend in the woods to find the world has come to an end.

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Posted on Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 22:50:46 GMT by: agentorange
Posted under: movie news fantasy surreal novel

One of the most intriguing science fiction projects of last year was Pater Sparrow's 1 (review). An ambitious, satirical and maddeningly cerebral adaptation of Stanislaw Lem's seminal Polish essay, 1 is up there with the best scifi works about the nature of reality ever made and I hope many of you out there will get a chance to see it for yourselves.

For those wanting to know what Sparrow's got up his sleeve for us next we've got some sweet news. We've just received information from a very reliable source that Sparrow will be adapting Boris Vian's "Heartsnatcher" ("L'Arrache-Coeur").

The last novel Vian completed before his death in 1959, "Heartsnatcher" is a dark story which takes place in an unknown, original and wonderful environment on an island where a society lives by its bizarre conventions. Old people are auctioned off like slaves, villagers stone the vicar to produce rain and stallions are crucified for "falling into sin." An absent-minded psychiatrist arrives here, who is set to analyze people and change them."

I haven't read the novel myself, but it sounds like a fantastic and surreal parable in the vein of Jodorowsky or Terry Gilliam and exactly what I would expect to come from Sparrow.

As soon as we get more information on the project we'll let you know.

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Posted on Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 18:02:28 GMT by: quietearth
Posted under: post apocalyptic news gallery webseries

Our friend Kyle Rankin who did the excellent insect post apocalyptic film Infestation (review) is back with a web series which he both wrote and is directing, and which stars Corin Nemec (Parker Lewis Can't Lose, Stargate), Ray Wise (Twin Peaks, Reaper), and Kinsey Packard (Infestation). Shooting has begun and they hope to be finished by the end of April.

Nuclear Family tells the story of a young couple, John & Lynn, who are trying to survive in the woods after a nuclear holocaust. They stay on the move with their 11-year old daughter Pauline... all the while searching for their missing 8-year old son, Grant. Meanwhile, society has disintegrated and the family must stay one step ahead of the Berserkers: lawless, wild, brutal men who rape, pillage, & destroy as a way of life (lead by a sadistic figure called The Man: Ray Wise).

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