Oh, Canada Trailer: Richard Gere & Jacob Elordi Lead Drama Movie From Paul Schrader

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As a seasoned gamer with a penchant for both pixels and real-life narratives, I’ve been eagerly awaiting the release of Oh, Canada. The trailer has piqued my interest like a well-placed critical hit in an RPG, promising a deep dive into the life story of a legendary figure – in this case, the iconic Richard Gere.

Kino Lorber has unveiled the authentic trailer for their upcoming drama, “Foregone,” which is a screen adaptation of Russell Banks’ 2021 novel of the same name. After its debut at the 77th Cannes Film Festival, the movie is set to hit select cinemas on December 6.

Check out the Oh, Canada trailer below (watch more trailers):

What happens in the Oh Canada trailer?

In this video, Richard Gere plays a filmmaker nearing the end of his journey who chooses to share all in an exclusive documentary about his remarkable life. Additionally, it delves into the character’s past experiences during the Vietnam War, where Euphoria’s Jacob Elordi skillfully portrays the younger version of Gere’s character.

Canada, a movie helmed by Paul Schrader in both writing and direction, brings together Richard Gere and Schrader once again after more than four decades since their collaboration in American Gigolo. Uma Thurman, Kristine Froseth, Michael Imperioli, Victoria Hill, Penelope Mitchell, and Zach Schaffer are among the stars of this film. David Gonzales, Tiffany Boyle, Meghan Hanlo, Scott LaStaiti, and Luisa Law serve as producers for the project.

In this movie, the aging filmmaker Leonard Fife, who’s still full of passion despite his health struggles, yearns to share his life journey openly before time runs out. With a history of powerful documentary films under his belt, he has much to be proud of, but his evasions during the Vietnam War and complex past relationships hold uncomfortable truths. In this film, Leonard engages in an extensive conversation with his former student Malcolm, reminiscing about his turbulent youth in the ’60s and beyond. Upon Leonard’s request, his wife Emma, who is essential to his artistic endeavors, listens to it all. The movie highlights both Leonard’s achievements and mistakes, forcing him to face up to his past as he sheds the myth surrounding himself and embraces reality.

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2024-11-07 21:40