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‘Buffalo Boys’ to have world premiere in Canada
Buffalo Boys will be premiered at the Fantasia International Film Festival in Montreal, Canada, prior to its release in Indonesia.
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A still from 'Buffalo Boys.' (Screenplay Films/File)
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ction film Buffalo Boys is set to have its world premiere at the Fantasia International Film Festival in Montreal, Canada, on July 14.
“The world premiere will be at the Fantasia International Film Festival on July 14,” Indonesian actress Pevita Pearce, who plays Kiona in the film, told kompas.com.
The festival, slated to run from July 12 to Aug. 1, announced the premiere on its official Twitter and Instagram accounts.
Read also: 'Buffalo Boys' praised for action-packed first trailer
Soyez présents lors de la Première Mondiale de BUFFALO BOYS, un film d’action western déchaîné se déroulant dans un petit village envahi par des forces colonialistes.
Deux frères assoiffés de vengeance arrivent au village pour rétablir la justice. Réussiront-ils?⚔️ pic.twitter.com/G1q6BlhePy
— Fantasia Festival (@FantasiaFest) June 9, 2018
Pevita said that prior to its release in Indonesia in mid-July, Buffalo Boys would also be screened at the annual New York Film Festival.
“I cannot wait [for the premiere] because the film is great and the crew is amazing,” she added.
Buffalo Boys follows two princes who have been exiled to the Wild West. They return years later to Java to avenge their father’s death. The film uniquely combines Indonesian history and Western film.
The film stars Ario Bayu as Jamar, Yoshi Sudarso (Suwo), Tio Pakusadewo (Arana), Mikha Tambayong (Sri), Happy Salma (Seruni), Donny Damara (Sakar) and Hannah Al-Rashid (Adrie). (wir/kes)
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