The South African film, “Five Fingers for Marseilles”, will soon be released in American, Japanese and Scandinavian cities.
Screen Africa says South Africa’s first western-genre flick will go on circuit in 17 American cities in September this year. It will also be released by Amazon Prime’s video- on-demand service after that, further increasing the picture’s global cinema audience.
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Writer and producer, Sean Drummond says he is overjoyed about the movie’s international release, saying that it has fairly universal themes and ideas.
The movie tells the story of a group of young men who stands up to brutal police oppression in Marseilles, a town in the rugged badlands of the Eastern Cape. It was awarded best South African Film in Development at the Durban Film Mart in 2013.
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