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Inception Films at TIFF
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THE AUTOMATIC HATE completed
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starring
JOSEPH CROSS (LINCOLN, MILK)
ADELAIDE CLEMENS (THE GREAT GATSBY, SILENT HILL: REVELATION 3D)
DEBORAH ANN WOLL (DAREDEVIL (series), TRUE BLOOD)
RICHARD SCHIFF (BALLERS, ENTOURAGE (movie))
RICKY JAY (FLASHFORWARD, THE UNIT)
director
JUSTIN LERNER (GIRLFRIEND)
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When alluring young Alexis shows up on Davis Green's doorstep, he discovers a side of his family that had been kept secret his entire life. As the two get closer, they set out to uncover the shocking secret that tore their families apart.
DRAMA/THRILLER
97 minutes
English
U.S. Theatrical Release March 2016
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"One of the 10 Best Films I saw at SXSW 2015 [with] the most the explosively uncomfortable dinner party scene ever."
- Thompson on Hollywood
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starring
JENA MALONE (THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKING JAY PT. 1&2, INHERENT VICE)
THOMAS IAN NICHOLAS (AMERICAN REUNION, WALT BEFORE MICKEY)
JOE MANTEGNA (CRIMINAL MINDS, WITLESS PROTECTION)
ADAM ARKIN (FARGO, JUSTIFIED, SONS OF ANARCHY)
writer/director
MICHAEL C. MARTIN (writer of BROOKLYN'S FINEST)
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Two brothers, partners in crime, have their string of successes screech to an abrupt halt when a job goes horribly wrong. They find themselves with their backs against the wall; a crooked mob lawyer schemes to ruin them, LAPD smothers them under surveillance, a sexy femme fatale tangles them in a love triangle, and the biggest job of their careers dangles in the balance. But the biggest adversary that threatens the brothers is – each other!
CRIME/THRILLER
91 minutes
English
U.S. Theatrically Released July 2015
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"A sunlit, neo-noir crime drama influenced equal parts by David Mamet and Quentin Tarantino, 10 Cent Pistol nonetheless has a distinctive voice."
- Film Journal International
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starring
ELLA PURNELL (MALEFICIENT, KICK-ASS 2)
BRUCE GREENWOOD (STAR TREK, MAD MEN)
BRIAN GERAGHTY (CHICAGO PD, BOARDWALK EMPIRE)
director
FRANK HALL GREEN
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14-year-old Mackenzie, a troubled but daring teenage girl, is sent by her struggling mother to live with her uncle in Juneau, Alaska. She runs away and an unlikely friendship forms in the spectacular Alaska wilderness, giving a runaway girl hope and sanctuary in America's last frontier.
DRAMA/THRILLER
98 minutes
English
U.S. Theatrical Release Sept. 2015
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www.wildlikefilm.com
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Winner of 70 Film Festival Awards! 30 BEST FILM Awards!
"A genre-defying film with an unmistakable indie spirit...a wonderful viewing experience that is both breathtaking to look at and refreshingly optimistic."
- American Literary Magazine
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GROWING UP AND OTHER LIES completed
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starring
ADAM BRODY (THE LEAGUE, MR. AND MRS. SMITH, THE O.C.)
WYATT CENAK (HITS, FANBOY AND CHUM CHUM, KING OF THE HILL)
DANNY JACOBS (GREY'S ANATOMY, GRACELAND, NCIS: LOS ANGELES)
JOSH LAWSON (HOUSE OF LIES, KINNE, ANCHORMAN 2)
AMBER TAMBLYN (TWO & A HALF MEN, DJANGO UNCHAINED)
director
DARREN GRODSKY, DANNY JACOBS
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After struggling for years as an artist in New York City, Jake is calling it quits and returning home to Ohio. On his last day in the city, he persuades his three oldest friends to help him retrace their greatest adventure together: a walk down the entire length of Manhattan. But their attempt to reclaim the glory of their early 20s doesn’t go quite as planned. Over the course of the day, buried conflicts emerge as Jake becomes embroiled with his ex-girlfriend and his friends dip into their own crises of manhood.
DRAMA
90 minutes
English
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"Mr. Jacobs and Mr. Grodsky have an extraordinary ear for the rhythms and nuances of everyday speech, as voices overlap, conversations take random directions, and casual remarks carry loaded subtexts."
- The New York Times
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