Première Européenne Du Thriller NIGHTCRAWLER Rene Russo Et Le Réalisateur Dan Gilroy, Invités Star Au ZFF

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Communiqué de Presse Première européenne du thriller NIGHTCRAWLER Rene Russo et le réalisateur Dan Gilroy, invités star au ZFF Zurich, le 8 septembre 2014 Le thriller palpitant NIGHTCRWALER, mettant en scène Rene Russo, Jake Gyllenhaal et Bill Paxton, célébrera sa Première européenne au 10ème Zurich Film Festival. Rene Russo et le réalisateur Dan Gilroy présenteront le film de gala le mardi 30 septembre à Zurich. Commençant sa carrière comme top-modèle, la Californienne Rene Russo se lance dans le cinéma dès 1989, dans des films comme DANS LA LIGNE DE MIRE (1993), GET SHORTY (1995), L'AFFAIRE THOMAS CROWN (1999) ou THOR (2011), donnant la réplique à de grandes stars comme Mel Gibson, Clint Eastwood, John Travolta ou Pierce Brosnan. Productrice TV blindée Les nightcrawlers sont des reporters vidéo qui, dès la tombée de la nuit, sillonnent les rues de Los Angeles pour se retrouver aux premières loges lors d'un accident ou d'un crime. Rene Russo y incarne Nina Romina, une productrice TV blindée pour une chaîne qui relate en exclusivité les crimes de la nuit. Son nightcrawler, Lou Bloom (Jake Gyllenhaal) part, avec sa caméra, à la chasse aux accidents de voiture, aux cambriolages et aux meurtres dans le but de capturer des images les plus scandaleuses possibles. Le réalisateur Dan Gilroy nous livre, avec NIGHTCRAWLER, un thriller à la fois fascinant et horriblement réaliste. Il s'agit de son premier travail de réalisation. En effet, il a jusqu'ici fait ses preuves en qualité de scénariste pour des films comme FREEJACK (1992), TWO FOR THE MONEY (2005), JASON BOURNE: L'HÉRITAGE (2012) et, enfin, NIGHTCRAWLER, produit par Jennifer Fox, Tony Gilroy, Michel Litvak , Jake Gyllenhaal et David Lancaster. La production est Bold Films, les producteurs executifs sont Gary Walters und Betsy Danbury. Distribué par Ascot Elite, il sortira dans les salles le 27 novembre. Das 10. Zurich Film Festival findet vom 25. September bis 5. Oktober 2014 statt. Weitere Informationen finden Sie unter www.zff.com Herzlichen Dank an die Hauptsponsoren des ZFF 2014: Credit Suisse, upc cablecom, Die Schweizerische Post, Audi .

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