Film Bridge International Nabs ‘An Interview with God’

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SCREEN – Film Bridge International will handle international sales in Cannes on the faith-based drama An Interview With God starring Brenton Thwaites and David Strathairn.

Directed by Perry Lang and written by Ken Aguado, An Interview With God follows a journalist who is granted an interview with a man who claims to be God.

The cast includes Yael Grobglas, Hill Harper, and Charlbi Dean Kriek. The film is produced by Fred Bernstein of Astute Films and Aguado, and co-produced by Dominique Telson, Harrison Powell, Lisa M. Jean, and Claudine Marrotte. Executive producers are Rick Hackson and Paul Kurta.

Film Bridge International’s Ellen S. Wander and her team will show first footage on May 8 on the Croisette. The producers are in talks with potential US distributors and have targeted an August release.

“Faith-based films are making an indelible impact in specialty box office,” Wander said. “It is a space where we see great content and an expanding market that we don’t see in other areas of the business. We are excited to be a part of it and we plan to introduce more of these films to the international marketplace.”

Brenton Thwaites to Star in ‘An Interview with God’

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Yahoo Movies has shared some details on Brenton’s newest project, An Interview with God.

Brenton Thwaites and David Straithairn are starring in the faith-based drama “An Interview with God,” which is wrapping shooting in the New York City area.

Perry Lang (“Weeds”) is directing from a screenplay by Ken Aguado. The cast also includes Yael Grobglas (“Jane The Virgin”), Hill Harper (“Concussion, CSI: NY”) and Charlbi Dean Kriek.

Aguado and Fred Bernstein are producing with Richard L. Jackson, founder of Giving Films, and Paul Kurta.

“An Interview with God” is set in New York City with Thwaites playing an up-and-coming journalist when he’s granted an interview with a man who claims to be God, portrayed by Strathairn.

“We wanted to make an accessible film that explored core aspects of faith and inspiration, but one that would also stand on its own as great entertainment,” Aguado said in a statement.

Bernstein added, “Through a provocative story, ‘An Interview with God’ poses a simple yet profound question to the audience: If you could interview God, what would you ask?”

Producers plan to release the film in 2017.

Brenton recently shared a set photo on his Instagram account.

Interesting mountain of dialogue this past month, filming #aninterviewwithgod #onlyinnyc

A photo posted by Brenton Thwaites (@brentonthwaites) on Jun 26, 2016 at 9:00am PDT

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