Lacey Bridges
Always happy to fly the flag for an Aussie film – especially one that deals with meaty issues.
“Indigo Lake”, a neo-noir story of an artist, his muse, and her brutal husband, is set to thrill Australian audiences on its release in late April. In a gripping story of murderous adultery, the film explores the deeper theme of what an artist must sacrifice to make ‘real’ art.
Aimed squarely at an adult audience, “Indigo Lake” is an elegant and reflective exploration of passion and loss.
“Indigo Lake” is a feature film produced by Brian Cobb, written & directed by Martin Simpson, starring Andrew Cutcliffe, Miranda O’Hare, Marin Mimica and Pamela Shaw.
Brian Cobb, Cobbstar Productions “The film showcases new Australian talent in both acting and production. We are really excited to be able to show this work on the big screen where the audience can experience the visuals and sound at their best”.
“We are proud to bring another feature film to Australian cinema audiences and hope to see more theatrical screenings around Australia”, Australian distributor Ross Howden, ScreenLaunch.
The ‘World Premiere” screening is at the Dendy Canberra on the 23rd April, followed by a Red Carpet gala at Dendy Opera Quays in Sydney on the 26th April.
Both screenings are at 6.30pm and are followed by a Q&A session with stars Andrew Cutcliffe and Miranda O’Hare, director Martin Simpson and Producer Brian Cobb.
Sounds worth checking out!
