Based on the novel of the same name by William Giraldi, Hold The Dark is set in the snowy wilderness of Alaska. Jeremy Wright plays Russell Core, a retired wolf expert, who volunteers to help Medora Sloane (played by Riley Keough of Girlfriend Experience) track down her child, believed to be taken by wolves. During his investigation, Core is told by a local, “It’s not the first time people died out there.” [caption id=“attachment_5018231” align=“alignnone” width=“825”] A still from Hold The Dark. YouTube[/caption] When Medora’s husband Vernon (played by Alexander Skarsgård of The Legend of Tarzan) returns home from war, things take a much darker and violent turn, worse than the man-eating animals in the remote Alaskan setting. The film also stars James Badge Dale as Donald Marium (of Iron Man 3), a local cop. Jeremy Saulnier has helmed this psychological thriller from a script adapted by his frequent collaborator Macon Blair, writes
IndieWire. Blair also has a cameo in the film.
Entertainment Weekly reports that Saulnier, who previously helmed Murder Party, Green Room and Blue Ruin, shot the film with real wolves. Hold The Dark will have a world premiere at the 2018
Toronto International Film Festival in September. Following this, the film will release on Netflix on 28 September. Watch the trailer
here.
Hold The Dark is a psychological thriller directed by Jeremy Saulnier, and stars Jeffrey Wright, Alexander Skarsgård and Riley Keough.
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