Cineverse's Fandor Unveils Exciting Summer Film Lineup Featuring Time-Travel Adventures
As summer approaches, Cineverse, the innovative entertainment studio, in collaboration with Fandor, is set to captivate audiences with an enticing selection of films. This summer's lineup showcases bold narratives and unique storytelling, designed to resonate deeply with viewers. Among the standout titles is 'Escape From The 21st Century', a genre-blending adventure that explores the themes of friendship, responsibility, and the consequences of meddling with time.
"Fandor maintains its commitment to delivering exceptional cinema by supporting both emerging and established filmmakers, making its programming both rich and diverse," noted Eric Rowe, Cineverse's Executive Director of Programming. The upcoming films promise not only entertainment but also thought-provoking content that echoes the sentiments of contemporary society.
Escape From The 21st Century - Launching June 27, this daring film follows three friends who unexpectedly acquire the ability to time-travel with just a sneeze, sending them two decades back into the past. However, their return to the future reveals dire consequences, demanding they rise to the occasion and save their world from impending doom. Recognized as an Official Selection at significant film festivals like Fantastic Fest and TIFF Midnight Madness, it combines adventure with emotional depth.
Else - Set to release on July 8, this film intertwines romance and horror in a narrative about an introvert and a strong-willed woman whose relationship is tested by a bizarre epidemic. As those infected begin to merge with their surroundings, their love story unfolds against a backdrop of nightmarish transformations, earning accolades at festivals for its innovative storytelling.
A Samurai In Time - Arriving on August 5, this Japanese indie phenomenon is not just any historical drama but a fascinating tale of a samurai struck by lightning who finds himself on a modern film set. Determined to adapt, he takes on small roles in samurai movies while navigating a vastly different world. This film achieved recognition by winning Best Film at the Japan Academy Film Prize and is a featured selection at various international festivals.
The Box Man - This adaptation of Kobo Abe's novel delves into the life of a nameless man who, choosing anonymity, wanders Tokyo with a cardboard box covering his head. The gripping tale portrays his encounters with various characters, shedding light on society’s absurdities. Lauded at Berlinale, this film is sure to provoke thought and intrigue among viewers.
Among the diverse range of films currently available on Fandor are titles like 'Hundreds of Beavers', 'The Accident', 'Human Hibernation', 'Shin Ultraman', and many more. This eclectic library reflects Fandor’s mission to offer a platform for unconventional cinema. Additional noteworthy titles are scheduled to debut later this year, including 'The Things You Kill' and 'Lesbian Space Princess', further enriching the streaming service's catalog.
About Fandor: Fandor provides viewers with meticulously curated films that go beyond mainstream offerings, focusing on unique perspectives and lesser-known gems. Accessible across various platforms such as iOS, Android, and Roku, Fandor invites audiences to engage with a world of cinematic art.
About Cineverse: An industry leader, Cineverse is redefining entertainment through innovative technology and a diverse portfolio that includes over 71,000 films and series. By merging creativity with cutting-edge tech, Cineverse supports both filmmakers and audiences, forging a unique cinematic experience.
For more information and to stream these exciting titles, visit Fandor's website and join the summer of incredible cinema.
"Fandor maintains its commitment to delivering exceptional cinema by supporting both emerging and established filmmakers, making its programming both rich and diverse," noted Eric Rowe, Cineverse's Executive Director of Programming. The upcoming films promise not only entertainment but also thought-provoking content that echoes the sentiments of contemporary society.
Escape From The 21st Century - Launching June 27, this daring film follows three friends who unexpectedly acquire the ability to time-travel with just a sneeze, sending them two decades back into the past. However, their return to the future reveals dire consequences, demanding they rise to the occasion and save their world from impending doom. Recognized as an Official Selection at significant film festivals like Fantastic Fest and TIFF Midnight Madness, it combines adventure with emotional depth.
Else - Set to release on July 8, this film intertwines romance and horror in a narrative about an introvert and a strong-willed woman whose relationship is tested by a bizarre epidemic. As those infected begin to merge with their surroundings, their love story unfolds against a backdrop of nightmarish transformations, earning accolades at festivals for its innovative storytelling.
A Samurai In Time - Arriving on August 5, this Japanese indie phenomenon is not just any historical drama but a fascinating tale of a samurai struck by lightning who finds himself on a modern film set. Determined to adapt, he takes on small roles in samurai movies while navigating a vastly different world. This film achieved recognition by winning Best Film at the Japan Academy Film Prize and is a featured selection at various international festivals.
The Box Man - This adaptation of Kobo Abe's novel delves into the life of a nameless man who, choosing anonymity, wanders Tokyo with a cardboard box covering his head. The gripping tale portrays his encounters with various characters, shedding light on society’s absurdities. Lauded at Berlinale, this film is sure to provoke thought and intrigue among viewers.
Among the diverse range of films currently available on Fandor are titles like 'Hundreds of Beavers', 'The Accident', 'Human Hibernation', 'Shin Ultraman', and many more. This eclectic library reflects Fandor’s mission to offer a platform for unconventional cinema. Additional noteworthy titles are scheduled to debut later this year, including 'The Things You Kill' and 'Lesbian Space Princess', further enriching the streaming service's catalog.
About Fandor: Fandor provides viewers with meticulously curated films that go beyond mainstream offerings, focusing on unique perspectives and lesser-known gems. Accessible across various platforms such as iOS, Android, and Roku, Fandor invites audiences to engage with a world of cinematic art.
About Cineverse: An industry leader, Cineverse is redefining entertainment through innovative technology and a diverse portfolio that includes over 71,000 films and series. By merging creativity with cutting-edge tech, Cineverse supports both filmmakers and audiences, forging a unique cinematic experience.
For more information and to stream these exciting titles, visit Fandor's website and join the summer of incredible cinema.
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