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AFM: KM 31’s Rigoberto Casteneda Comes To America With BLACKOUT
Posted by Todd Brown at 6:41pm.
Posted in Film News , Horror, USA & Canada, AFM 2007.
Rigoberto Casteneda’s Mexican horror picture Km 31 may have split the critics but he did good enough box office and showed enough flair behind the camera to land himself an English language gig, directing new UK / Spanish co-production Blackout, starring Amber Tamblyn and Aidan Gillen.
The clock ticks for three strangers trapped in an elevator. A high-concept serial-killer thriller with a terrifying climax.
Claudia is a young woman in a hurry to return to the hospital bedside of her dying grandmother. Tommy is a young punk on his way to elope with his girlfriend Francesca and rescue her from the physical abuse by her drunken father. Karl is a husband and father with guilty secrets that must be erased from his apartment before his wife and daughter get there. All three, in other words, have an urgent need to be somewhere else. But all three are trapped in an elevator one holiday weekend in a deserted building…
Blackout will receive its world premiere at the upcoming American Film Market.
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