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Heritage Films confirms "Le Cafard" is officially in production with the release of movie trailer (video)
January 5609
Valois, Lourenne - Troubling as the destruction of Metz-Leonid might be, it makes for an eerie plot leading both up to the escalation of armed conflict between Beiteynu and Xsampa and the post-nuclear aftermath that saw a capital levelled and an entire nation perished. Promising to remind the world of the truly devastating repercussions of a nuclear detonation during warfare, the film is pumped with quick paced build-ups, anticipation, action and conflicting "silence", set to keep audiences at the edge of their seats right up to the end of all things.
An extended cohort of film producers and distributors have undertaken the task, with Harari (Beiteynu/Pontesi), Heritage Films (Beiteynu/Lourenne), Sinama Eayn al-Nasr (Badara), Valoir Studio (Lourenne), Gold Coast Studios (Lourenne), Kadima Entertainment (Beiteynu), Etoiliene (Lourenne) and Al-Hisan al-Aswad (Badara) leading the way with a hefty budget of more than 200M CFR.
For our non-Canrillaise audiences, "Le Cafard" means "The Cockroach"; unclear whether it refers to Beiteynu or Xsampa; or both.
The film is set to be released worldwide in more than 45 nations, according to film executives.
[Video: https://youtu.be/u_Yt-aaWQuo]
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