Timo Tjahjanto, the Indonesian style movie director who instructions a fiercely loyal following, has dropped a trailer for his upcoming motion thriller “The Shadow Strays.”
Audiences on the Toronto International Film Festival will get the primary have a look at the finished movie because it screens within the pageant’s Midnight Insanity part. It would then add to Netflix on Oct. 17.
Based on a provided synopsis, the movie “follows the story of Codename 13, a younger murderer who finds herself suspended after a mission gone unsuitable. Throughout her downtime, she bonds with Monji, a boy who lately misplaced his mom to against the law syndicate. When Monji disappears, 13 embarks on a quest to search out him, even when it means going towards her mentor and the group she belongs to, The Shadows.”
The movie dives deep into themes of redemption and loyalty and is about towards the backdrop of a brutal and unforgiving underworld. “Audiences can count on Tjahjanto’s signature fashion, with expertly choreographed motion sequences,” Netflix stated.
The movie, which shot last year, has a solid that mixes rising and veteran skills. Aurora Ribero stars as 13, the younger murderer on the heart of the story; Hana Malasan as Umbra, a veteran murderer and 13’s strict mentor; Ali Fikry as Monji, the younger boy who turns into the catalyst for 13’s journey; Adipati Dolken as Prasetyo, a corrupt cop; and Andri Mashadi as Ariel, a sadistic crime boss.
Produced via Frontier Photos, the movie is government produced by Nick Spicer and Todd Brown of XYZ Movies and produced by Wicky V. Olindo and Tjahjanto with Daiwanne P. Ralie as coproducer.
Tjahjanto is one half of a writing-directing pair with Kimo Stamboel which might be colloquially often called the Mo Brothers and beforehand delivered “Headshot,” which beforehand appeared in Toronto’s Midnight Insanity body. It was as a solo director that Tjahjanto, who additionally has credit together with “Might the Satan Take You Too” and “The Evening Comes for Us”) was signed to a multi-title cope with the streamer. His first Netflix-commissioned image was “The Large 4,” which debuted on high of Netflix’s world high 10 (non-English movies) chart.
Watch the trailer right here.
