Friday, November 19, 2010
"The Club of Bang Bang" shoots his way into a theatrical TriBeCa United States version
Ryan Philippe in a scene from Steven Silver "The Bang Bang Club." [Image courtesy of TriBeCa film]
Steven Silver "the Bang Bang Club," starring Ryan Philippe, Malin Akerman and Taylor Kitsch is receiving a theatrical release in United States of TriBeCa cinema in the second quarter of the year will 2011.La film also be available through alternative platforms such VOD as part of the TriBeCa distribution strategy.
The drama is based on the eponymous book by Greg Marinovich and Joao Silva on a group of four young photographers that documented the days end, violent South Africa led to the end of apartheid. Character driven history recounts personal struggle that photographers went through in order to show the world heartbreaking and socially relevant images captured on their lenses.
Nick Savva, director of acquisitions, TriBeCa film describes the plot further, "'The Club of Bang Bang' takes you deep inside the final days of apartheid, all that these photographers went through in order to show the world that was deployed there.The full cast offers convincing performances and see the movie experience is unforgettable showing.""TriBeCa film is proud to introduce to U.S. audiences to this film."
"" TriBeCa film may 'The Bang Bang Club' champion in unique ways,"added Geoffrey Gilmore, director TriBeCa Enterprise creative, in a statement.""We will offer audiences a range of ways in which you can discover this extraordinary work and eficaz.junto with our partners at American Express, we look forward to working with one of entertainment, Steven Silver, and his production team to maximize the potential of this film."
Steven Silver "the Bang Bang Club," starring Ryan Philippe, Malin Akerman and Taylor Kitsch is receiving a theatrical release in United States of TriBeCa cinema in the second quarter of the year will 2011.La film also be available through alternative platforms such VOD as part of the TriBeCa distribution strategy.
The drama is based on the eponymous book by Greg Marinovich and Joao Silva on a group of four young photographers that documented the days end, violent South Africa led to the end of apartheid. Character driven history recounts personal struggle that photographers went through in order to show the world heartbreaking and socially relevant images captured on their lenses.
Nick Savva, director of acquisitions, TriBeCa film describes the plot further, "'The Club of Bang Bang' takes you deep inside the final days of apartheid, all that these photographers went through in order to show the world that was deployed there.The full cast offers convincing performances and see the movie experience is unforgettable showing.""TriBeCa film is proud to introduce to U.S. audiences to this film."
"" TriBeCa film may 'The Bang Bang Club' champion in unique ways,"added Geoffrey Gilmore, director TriBeCa Enterprise creative, in a statement.""We will offer audiences a range of ways in which you can discover this extraordinary work and eficaz.junto with our partners at American Express, we look forward to working with one of entertainment, Steven Silver, and his production team to maximize the potential of this film."
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- The Bang Bang Club (variety.com)
- Akerman overcome during 'Bang Bang Club' filming (ctv.ca)
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