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This April Discover The Polish Sci-fi Thriller ‘The Man With The Magic Box’

Peppered with references to such classics as Blade Runner, Brazil and even Men in Black, and influenced by such European classics as Godard’s Alphaville, Melville’s Le Samurai, and Tarkovsky’s Solaris, The Man With the Magic Box is certain to delight seasoned film lovers as it tells it vivid tale of a young man trapped in the future. This “Orwellian sci-fi thriller is set in the dystopian future of 2030 Warsaw. A man wakes up without any memory of his previous life. He is assigned an apartment and a job as a janitor in an office building. But when he finds an old radio from the 1950s, it triggers mysterious visions of another past life. As he tries to piece together his past identity with the help of his beautiful but aloft boss, he runs afoul of a totalitarian government willing to do anything to stop him. A beguiling sci-fi love story that is at turns bleak, absurd, unsettling, and oddly

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Mar 21, 2019
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Dystopian Thriller ‘Division 19’ Headed Our Way Next Month

The award-winning sci-fi dystopian thriller Division 19, starring Mandy’s Linus Roache and Alison Doody (Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade), heads to theaters and digital this April from Uncork’d Entertainment. In the future, prisons have been turned into online portals where paying subscribers vote on what felons eat, watch, wear and who they fight. Panopticon TV is so successful it is about to be rolled out to a whole new town. When the world’s most downloaded felon escapes, the authorities set a trap to reel him in. The bait is his little brother who has so far managed to avoid detection. Jamie Draven (Billy Elliot), Lotte Verbeek (“Outlander”), Clarke Peters (“Jessica Jones”), L. Scott Caldwell (“Lost”) and Will Rothhaar (“Grimm”) star in District 19, written and directed by S A Halewood. The film scored several awards including t Critics’ Award at the Fantasporto Film Festival. Suzie Halewood took home the award for Best Director at the Boston Science Fiction Film

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This April Discover The Polish Sci-fi Thriller ‘The Man With The Magic Box’

Peppered with references to such classics as Blade Runner, Brazil and even Men in Black, and influenced by such European classics as Godard’s Alphaville, Melville’s Le Samurai, and Tarkovsky’s Solaris, The Man With the Magic Box is certain to delight seasoned film lovers as it tells it vivid tale of a young man trapped in the future. This “Orwellian sci-fi thriller is set in the dystopian future of 2030 Warsaw. A man wakes up without any memory of his previous life. He is assigned an apartment and a job as a janitor in an office building. But when he finds an old radio from the 1950s, it triggers mysterious visions of another past life. As he tries to piece together his past identity with the help of his beautiful but aloft boss, he runs afoul of a totalitarian government willing to do anything to stop him. A beguiling sci-fi love story that is at turns bleak, absurd, unsettling, and oddly

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Mar 21, 2019
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Dystopian Thriller ‘Division 19’ Headed Our Way Next Month

The award-winning sci-fi dystopian thriller Division 19, starring Mandy’s Linus Roache and Alison Doody (Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade), heads to theaters and digital this April from Uncork’d Entertainment. In the future, prisons have been turned into online portals where paying subscribers vote on what felons eat, watch, wear and who they fight. Panopticon TV is so successful it is about to be rolled out to a whole new town. When the world’s most downloaded felon escapes, the authorities set a trap to reel him in. The bait is his little brother who has so far managed to avoid detection. Jamie Draven (Billy Elliot), Lotte Verbeek (“Outlander”), Clarke Peters (“Jessica Jones”), L. Scott Caldwell (“Lost”) and Will Rothhaar (“Grimm”) star in District 19, written and directed by S A Halewood. The film scored several awards including t Critics’ Award at the Fantasporto Film Festival. Suzie Halewood took home the award for Best Director at the Boston Science Fiction Film

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