In Development
Written by Alejandro Adams and Directed by Christina Kallas
Somewhere in the backwoods of Tennessee, a deputy corners a single mother. The lawman claims it's a routine traffic stop, but within minutes, he's gaslighting and manipulating her. It starts to feel like sexual assault -- but is it?
HE TALKS TO ME is a real-time psychological thriller that follows two people through an indescribable event -- an evangelical baptism coerced under the guise of law enforcement. The scariest thing? It actually happened.
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Written and directed by Dónal Foreman.
December, 1922. In the final months of the Irish Civil War, two Anti-Treaty fighters — hardened veteran TIDG and idealistic young recruit ARTHUR — escape from a prison ship outside Belfast, determined to return to the fading Republican fight.
Based on the book by David Martin, the film will be shot in Ireland, and co-produced with Irish Film Company "Subotica".
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Written and Directed by A.D. Calvo, a follow up to the Shudder-exlusive hit SWEET SWEET LONELY GIRL.
Starring Emily Meade, Dylan Gelula, Erin Wilhelmi, and Robert Longstreet.
HERE COMES THE NIGHT: an androgynous punk rocker battles her demons, while caring for a blind woman in a house full of monsters of its own.
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Written & Directed by Nicholas Greene. Starring David Harewood & Finn Wittrock.
"In adapting Othello for the screen, Iago becomes an NYPD surveillance specialist lost in a lonely world of technology – someone who watches and listens to other peoples’ lives, while living out his own alternate reality. In contrast, his commanding officer Othello is a former child soldier who has worked his way up from destitute immigrant to police captain, the living embodiment of the American dream."
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Directed by Benjamin A. Eisner
Starring Guy Pearce, Hugo Weaving
HERE ON FOOLISH GRASS: Amid angst-ridden 1960s America, world-famous author and monk Thomas Merton meets aspiring feminist cartoonist Elizabeth, who propels Merton's monastic vows into question and sets her sights on New York City.