Primo teaser trailer e manifesti per Ink di Danny Boyle con Jack O’Connell, Guy Pearce e Claire Foy

      StudioCanal ha debuttato il primo trailer e i poster dei personaggi per Ink, il prossimo dramma che racconta la storia dell'ascesa del quotidiano The Sun sotto la proprietà di Rupert Murdoch e l'editor Larry Lamb.

      Diretto da Danny Boyle, il film è basato sull'opera omonima del pluripremiato drammaturgo James Graham e presenta un cast che include Jack O'Connell nel ruolo di Lamb, Guy Pearce nel ruolo di Murdoch e Claire Foy nel ruolo di Jules Davies. Dai un'occhiata al trailer qui sotto…

      INK è un'esplosiva montagna russa cinematografica su un gruppo di visionari e emarginati che ha avuto un'idea per un nuovo tipo di notizie - una che darebbe alla gente ciò che desidera e cambierebbe il volto del mondo in cui viviamo oggi.



      Ink è previsto in uscita l'8 gennaio.

      Informazioni su Amie Cranswick Amie Cranswick è Editor Esecutivo di Flickering Myth, responsabile della supervisione della copertura editoriale su film, televisione e cultura pop.

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