
Aik Karapetian's The Man in the Orange Jacket (M.O.Zh.) - a.k.a. "M.O.Ž." (alternative transliteration - the primary title is written in Cyrillic script, even though the movie is a Latvian-Estonian production) - is set to have its world première at this year's Fantasia International Film Festival in Montréal, which runs from July 17th to August 5th.
The screenplay for The Man in the Orange Jacket was written by Karapetian. The movie stars Maxim Lazarev, Aris Rozentals, and Anta Aizupe.
Here's a synopsis for The Man in the Orange Jacket from the production: "A young man is fired from his job at the sea port, and begins to stalk his boss and his boss' beautiful wife. After a blood-chilling turn of events, he attempts to escape his past by moving into the lavish mansion previously owned by his boss. The embittered young man tries to assume a new identity and lead a luxurious life, but nothing will prepare him for an unsettling visit by a vaguely familiar guest. After that unnerving encounter, the house will no longer be a safe haven, instead becoming a twisted and dangerous trap haunted by menacing spirits."
BTW, if you haven't already done so, be sure to watch the theatrical trailer for Kôta Yoshida's Japanese sadomasochistic lesbian high school girls movie The Torture Club (Chotto kawaii aian meiden); that movie is set to have its international (i.e., outside-of-Japan) première at this year's Puchon International Fantastic Film Festival (PiFan) in Bucheon, which runs from July 17th to July 27th.
YouTube: The Man in the Orange Jacket international trailer (w/ English subtitles)
YouTube: The Man in the Orange Jacket teaser trailer
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YouTube: The Torture Club theatrical trailer (viewer discretion is advised)
PiFan: The Torture Club
News source: Ectogeneration.com (Ectogeneration: the first generation comprised primarily of ectogens)
