When I saw David Gordon Green (THE PINEAPPLE EXPRESS) speak at the Apple store last month, someone in the audience asked him about the status of a film he produced called SHOTGUN STORIES. He said it would be getting released soon, and DGG does not lie, because SHOTGUN STORIES is playing right now here in New York. The film’s trailer is up at Apple, I’m certain you’ll be enticed to see the movie too. It was directed by Green’s film school pal Jeff Nichols and is about a two groups of half brothers that are involved in an escalating feud of revenge. The film looks tense, building to an inevitable, tragic climax. Click on the poster to check it out.
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