Mope (2019)

  • Watch Trailer for Dark Comedy MOPE Starring David Arquette

    MOPE directed by Lucas Heyne
    MOPE directed by Lucas Heyne

    The dark comedy “Mope” starring David Arquette, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett and Max Adler released a new trailer ahead of its release online on June 16. The film is the darkly hilarious and tragic true story of best friends Steve Driver and Tom Dong as they struggle to make it as porn stars, but end up getting hired as “mopes,” the porn equivalent of movie extras.

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  • Vanishing Angle Acquires Lucas Heyne’s Sundance Selection MOPE Featuring David Arquette

    MOPE directed by Lucas Heyne
    MOPE directed by Lucas Heyne

    Vanishing Angle acquired foreign sales rights for Lucas Heyne’s Sundance selection MOPE following the film’s European premiere at the prestigious Sitges Film Festival in Spain. 

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  • BEI BEI, MOPE, SAKAWA Among 2nd Toronto True Crime Film Festival Lineup

    BEI BEI directed by Rose Rosenblatt and Marion Lipschutz
    BEI BEI directed by Rose Rosenblatt and Marion Lipschutz

    The Toronto True Crime Film Festival billed as the only festival completely devoted to the true crime genre of film, unveiled the films selected for its second annual edition this June 14th to 15th, 2018 at their new location, The Revue Cinema in Toronto. The 2019 lineup includes four feature films, seven short films, and three speaking events, with 15% of all pass and ticket sales being donated to charity.

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  • Satanic Sundance Hit HAIL SATAN? to Open 2019 Boston Underground Film Festival + See Full Lineup

    Hail Satan?
    Hail Satan?

    Director Penny Lane’s provocative Sundance-sensation Hail Satan? opens this year’s 2019 Boston Underground Film Festival with its inspirational and entertaining chronicle of the extraordinary rise of one of America’s most colorful and controversial religious movements, The Satanic Temple (TST). A damning commentary on the role of organized religion in our purportedly secular society, Hail Satan? challenges preconceived notions about the objectives of the nontheistic, Salem-based, political activist movement and offers “a timely look at a group of often misunderstood outsiders whose unwavering commitment to social and political justice has empowered thousands of people around the world.” Filmmaker Lane and TST co-founder & spokesperson Lucien Greaves will be present for a post-screening Q&A.

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