The crazy, bloodthirsty thriller by Jeremy Saulnier (Blue Ruin) was shown as a world premiere at the “Quinzaine des Réalisateurs” in Cannes and at the Toronto International Film Festival and was enthusiastically received by audiences. The starting signal in our cinema is June 02nd, 2016.
Extreme situations require extreme measures. For Anton Yelchin, in the case of Green Room, this means freeing oneself from the clutches of a gang of merciless Nazi skinheads by all means. Which weapons are used, sometimes stabbing, sometimes shooting, to pave a way through the enemy horde, is shown on the official poster for the German cinema release, which we can present to you today in the appendix to this message. In the film, Yelchin plays part of the punk band Ain't Rights, who burned themselves down completely and dragged themselves to a gig in the middle of nowhere with the last tropical gasoline: The audience consists solely of skinheads and the plan to run away immediately after the performance fails when involuntarily witness a brutal murder. The merciless leader of the Nazi gang, Darcy Banker (Patrick Stewart), orders his fighting force to eliminate all witnesses to the crime. The band barricades themselves with the skin bride Amber (Imogen Poots) in the backstage room. What follows is a relentless Skins vs. Punks. When the body count rises, the survivors have to come up with something to put an end to the cruel game of cat and mouse ...