EXCLUSIVE: Anti-war film The tiger is the first Amazon MGM Studios Germany is to win a local theatrical version.
We can reveal that the film Amazon Original will be released in certain German Cinestar cinemas on September 18 before becoming available on a first -rate video later in the year.
The functionality, taking place in the eastern front of the Second World War in 1943, followed a team of five men from a German tiger reservoir which sent a secret mission far behind the contested front line. As they deepen enemy territories, they have to face their own fears and demons, and stimulated by Methamphetamine Wehrmacht, their mission becomes more and more a journey into the heart of darkness.
David Schütter, Laurence Rupp, Leonard Kunz, Sebastian Urzendowsky and Yoran Leicher Star, with Tilman Strauß and André M. Hennicke among support roles.
Pantaleon Films made the German photo in collaboration with Amazon MGM Studios in Germany. Frank Kusche and Dan Maag are the producers. The script was written by Dennis Gansel and Colin Teevan. Carlo Jelavic is director of photography, with Nick Palmer responsible for the design of production. Anke Winckler led on costume design and hair design and makeup is Meg Tanner.
“The tiger Will be our first German original that we bring on the big screen, “said Philip Pratt, chief of German originals, Amazon MGM Studios.” When Dennis Gansel and producer Frank Kusche presented us with the idea, we immediately knew that we had to do it.
“This special film deserves the biggest scene. Dennis is not only a award -winning director, but with films like Half And The waveHe has proven that he has a particular sensitivity for this subject, “said Philip Pratt, chief of German originals, Amazon MGM Studios.
“I am delighted that The tiger will see the light of the big screen, “added Gamsel.” This commitment to the quality of our Amazon MGM Studios and Cinestar film makes me, all the distribution and the very proud team.:
“We are delighted to show exclusively The tiger In our theaters from September 18 and are convinced that the theatrical version will arouse significant attention for this impressive film, “said Oliver Fock, CEO of Cinestar.
