The United States at war
What we know about the highly anticipated Civil war It’s on a post-it. A group of war reporters travels across the United States, in the middle civil war. What are the camps at war? What is the President doing? What is going on ? After the films that revealed their frank sci-fi and horror dystopias (Ex machina, Annihilation, Men), Alex Garland returns to the cinema with a more conventional proposal that appears completely realistic.
Set in a near future where the United States is on the brink of collapse and embedded journalists race to tell the biggest story of their lives: the end of America as we know it.
This apocalyptic, violent and realistic film traumatized Kirsten Dunst
The A24 style blockbuster
In this new trailer (at the top of the article), it is with a disturbing whistle that the images of fighting and destruction follow one another. As much to do their jobs as to survive, we remain glued to journalists Lee (Kirsten Dunst), Joel (Wagner Moura), Jessie (Cailee Spaeny) and Sammy (Stephen McKinley Henderson) as they travel across a country that has become a vast camp of battle, at the risk of their lives. In light of these very convincing images, Alex Garland and his teams seem to have made the most of their budget $50 million assigned. A record budget for A24 studios, therefore Civil war their most expensive film to date.
With a national release planned in the United States on April 12 and after its premiere in mid-March at SXSW, Civil war comes out during a crucial presidential election year in the United States. An election that former President Donald Trump intends to win and of which he is the subject Civil war can echo… In France, Civil war will be available in theaters starting from April 17.
Source: Cine Serie
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