Alex Garland’s “Civil War” opens at the Red Lorry Film Festival | Hollywood

Mumbai: Alex Garland’s film ‘Civil War’ will serve as the opening film of the inaugural Red Lurie Film Festival, organizers have announced.

The film gala, which will be held from April 5 to 7 at Maison Inox and Madison PVR at BKC here, will present a list of more than 100 titles, including films and TV series in different languages ​​such as English, French, Spanish and German. Turkish and Russian.

The films will be shown through partnerships with leading global studios and production giants such as Sony Pictures, Warner Bros., Disney, Lionsgate, TrustNordisk and Indie Sales. The festival is organized by BookMyShow.

Garland’s “Civil War” is described as an “adrenaline-fueled thrill ride through a fractured America in the near future” and features a cast of Kirsten Dunst, Wagner Moura, Stephen McKinley Henderson, Cailee Spaeny, Jesse Plemons and Nick Offerman.

The film’s story is set in the near future where the United States finds itself embroiled in a second, rapidly escalating civil war, pitting the oppressive government against secessionist “Western forces” led by Texas and California.

The film revolves around a brave team of journalists who embark on a perilous journey across the war-torn country.

“We are thrilled to present Civil War as the opening film of the Red Lorry Film Festival. From its visually stunning poster to its high production value, this film is a testament to cinematic excellence,” said Ashish Saxena, Chief Operating Officer. Movie theaters, BookMyShow.

“With impeccable sound design, A-quality cinematography, and critics debating whether this is Alex Garland’s best work, ‘Civil War’ promises an unforgettable cinematic experience. Its compelling narrative and sheer brilliance in every cinematic area ensures it’s a must watch “This movie on the big screen will be a lot of fun. It will be an experience you won’t want to miss,” he added.

“Civil War” is scheduled to hit theaters in India on April 19.

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