First Look at David Gordon Green's Joe
HomeFirst Look at David Gordon Green's Joe
Posted January 28, 2014 07:01 PM by Webmaster
French distributors Wild Side have released a brand new trailer for director David Gordon Green's new film Joe (2013), starring Nicolas Cage, Tye Sheridan, Ronnie Gene Blevins, Sue Rock, and Heather Kafka. Currently, the film is set to open in theaters across the United States on April 11th, in France on April 30th, and in the United Kingdom and Ireland on July 25th.
In the United States, the film will be distributed by Lionsgate/Roadside. In the United Kingdom, Artificial Eye/Curzon will distribute the film.
Joe had its world premiere at last year's edition of the Venice Film Festival.
Official synopsis courtesy of WestEnd Films: Joe Ransom drinks hard and lives tough. His daily routines provide glimpses of a failed marriage, abandoned children and relations that often do not resemble romance. Despite his irresponsibility, Joe works around the clock and has a sleepy charm about him. We meet him as he takes on the job of clearing a forest of trees one by one. During his time in this forest Joe comes across a 15-year-old, Gary and his recklessly alcoholic father, Wade. Gary is a boy who is at that age where he can grow "good" if he just escapes his father's abusive grasp. Joe takes him on as a worker and the two prove to be kindred spirits. Together they navigate this gritty world of characters. Lonely nights, hard sweaty work, first time beers and drunken men with shotguns are the ingredients in this Southern tale of redemption. Joe is the story of the last hold-out of the cowboy age, when it was okay to shoot up a bar room or tell a lady what to do.
Note: In the United States, the following films directed by David Gordon Green are available on Blu-ray (or will be soon): George Washington, Pineapple Express, Your Highness, The Sitter, and Prince Avalanche.
In the United States, the film will be distributed by Lionsgate/Roadside. In the United Kingdom, Artificial Eye/Curzon will distribute the film.
Joe had its world premiere at last year's edition of the Venice Film Festival.
Official synopsis courtesy of WestEnd Films: Joe Ransom drinks hard and lives tough. His daily routines provide glimpses of a failed marriage, abandoned children and relations that often do not resemble romance. Despite his irresponsibility, Joe works around the clock and has a sleepy charm about him. We meet him as he takes on the job of clearing a forest of trees one by one. During his time in this forest Joe comes across a 15-year-old, Gary and his recklessly alcoholic father, Wade. Gary is a boy who is at that age where he can grow "good" if he just escapes his father's abusive grasp. Joe takes him on as a worker and the two prove to be kindred spirits. Together they navigate this gritty world of characters. Lonely nights, hard sweaty work, first time beers and drunken men with shotguns are the ingredients in this Southern tale of redemption. Joe is the story of the last hold-out of the cowboy age, when it was okay to shoot up a bar room or tell a lady what to do.
Note: In the United States, the following films directed by David Gordon Green are available on Blu-ray (or will be soon): George Washington, Pineapple Express, Your Highness, The Sitter, and Prince Avalanche.