Previously known as Seven Days,
Michael Winterbottom‘s long-developing
Everyday will head to Toronto to make its world premiere and we've got the first festival teaser.
Winterbottom's film has been shooting for the last five years capturing a man (
John Simm) who is in prison for drug smuggling, yet trying to maintain a relationship with his wife (
Shirley Henderson) and four children.
Short teaser gives us a taste of what this one has, ‘documentary-style' feature which ‘offers a masterful meditation on the daily travails of a family living apart from their imprisoned patriarch'.
The first photos were revealed last week, and now we get a glimpse of a car ride and some attractively-shot footage of a family reuniting in the woods.
The film written by Winterbottom and
Laurence Coriat will air on U.K. television later this year with some kind of stateside theatrical bow.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ps0OsVSp6Ls[/youtube]
Previously known as Seven Days, Michael Winterbottom‘s long-developing Everyday will head to Toronto to make its world premiere and we've got the first festival teaser.
Winterbottom's film has been shooting for the last five years capturing a man (John Simm) who is in prison for drug smuggling, yet trying to maintain a relationship with his wife (Shirley Henderson) and four children.
Short teaser gives us a taste of what this one has, ‘documentary-style' feature which ‘offers a masterful meditation on the daily travails of a family living apart from their imprisoned patriarch'.
The first photos were revealed last week, and now we get a glimpse of a car ride and some attractively-shot footage of a family reuniting in the woods.
The film written by Winterbottom and Laurence Coriat will air on U.K. television later this year with some kind of stateside theatrical bow.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ps0OsVSp6Ls[/youtube]
