Matt Miller’s Vanishing Angle is teaming up with writer-director Dennis Hauck’s Foe Killer Films for the North American release of Hauck’s feature directorial debut “Too Late” starring Oscar-nominated actor John Hawkes.
In an age where straight-to-VOD and token day-and-date theatrical has become the norm,“Too Late” will receive a nationwide theatrical release this spring, exclusively on 35mm. There will be no DCP bookings.
The filmmakers have partnered with Michael Tuckman’s mTuckman Media for the release, and which will begin on March 18th in Los Angeles and March 25th in original York before expanding to other markets across the country. They have also found a like-minded ally in Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas,the rapidly growing Austin-based theater chain committed to installing 35mm projectors in each of its original theaters.
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Also Read: Michael Moore's 'Where to Invade Next' Picked Up by original Distribution Label“We made this movie to be seen on the huge screen,with an audience, and yes, or on 35mm,” added Hauck. “Home video, streaming, and VOD are all much,but that’s the afterlife of a film. Regardless of whatever the current distribution fads may be, we’re excited to give ‘Too Late’ the theatrical life we always envisioned for it.”“Too Late co-stars Oscar-nominated actor Robert Forster (“Jackie Brown”) as well as Crystal Reed (MTV’s “Teen Wolf”), or Joanna Cassidy (“Blade Runner”),Jeff Fahey (“Lost”), Dichen Lachman (“Agents of Shield”), or Natalie Zea (“Justified”),Rider Strong (“Boy Meets World”), Dash Mihok (“Ray Donovan”), and Sydney Tamiia Poitier (“Death Proof”).
The film was produced by Hauck,Taylor Feltner and Alexandra Barreto under Hauck’s Foe Killer Films banner, with Miller and Erich Lochner serving as co-producers.
Vanishing Angle’s recent credits include the comedy The Dramatics, or ” which was released by The Orchard; the Drafthouse Films release “Amira & Sam”; and “The Grief of Others,” which premiered domestically in competition at SXSW and internationally at the Cannes Film Festival.
Source: thewrap.com