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HERE will be released on DVD in July! You can pre-order it on Amazon.
King says that “eventually there will be a deluxe edition of the film that will come with a photo book of Gadarine’s photographs,” as well as “documentary footage of our trip and possibly an alternate soundtrack.”
Favorite scenes in 'HERE'
- Q: What is your favorite scene in the film?
- Braden King: As I was finishing HERE, especially during the color correct and sound mix, I sort of re-discovered the intense chemistry that builds between Will and Gadarine over the course of the film via Ben and Lubna's quietly intense performances. They brought such a real and honest romantic relationship to HERE. As I became more and more able to sit back and absorb the film as an audience member, the subtle truths of their performances began to resonate in new ways, very deeply. Over the course of several feedback screenings we actually had people ask whether or not they were together in real life. I'm indebted to them for the gifts they gave the movie [...].
Ben Foster (excellent) and Lubna Azabal (luminous) inhabit their characters with such a natural grace that they could be mistaken for documentary subjects.
Movie clip: HERE
You must be willing to give yourself to Braden King’s debut feature, a slow, meandering and sumptuously photographed road trip combined with an intimate love story. I gave, and I got. A lot. HERE is intentionally underdramatized, and occasionally sententious, but intensely felt. Whenever Will and Gadarene touch, they are truly touched.
HERE
HERE
HERE premier in NYC at the IFC Center.
Untitled #1
Darling,
I would be the shirt
that covers your chest
hair.
HERE premier in NYC.
HERE Screening Dates & Cities
NEW YORK – Opened April 13th at IFC Center
LOS ANGELES - Opens April 27 at Laemmle Music Hall and Laemmle Town Center 5
SAN FRANCISCO - Opens May 11 at San Francisco Film Society Cinema
Chicago and Seattle coming soon.
Ben in Armenia filming HERE. Don’t put this photo in the pocket near your heart…
- Notes from the Road: An essay that will make you want to go to a foreign land and make a movie.
- In Focus: Braden King’s HERE: Explains the “cinema maps” that punctuate the film… “avant-garde film as the dream life of narrative cinema.”
- Stephen Holden, The New York Times: “Flawed as it is, I admire it immensely.”
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