
Blacklisted: Edinburgh's Neo-Noir Thriller
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Blacklisted: Edinburghs Amygdala Productions debuts with a neo-noir thriller, following a blacklisted Hollywood director seeking redemption in Europe. The cast includes Milena Abilova, Je’maya Jackson, Stephen Corrall, and Freya O’Horo. The film aims to redefine indie film vibes from Scotland, with a focus on visual storytelling.
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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Blacklisted: Edinburgh's Neo-Noir Thriller. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 28th. Welcome in. This is Edinburgh News Today, where local news meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. Edinburgh's Amygdala Productions is stepping up with their first in-house feature film called Blacklisted right now in pre-production. This Neil Noir Thriller dives into the cutthroat world of modern entertainment, tracking a Blacklisted Hollywood director chasing redemption across. Europe threw his tangle bond with the lead actress. The cast brings fresh faces from LA, with Melena Abelova as the rising star, Jen and Jermaya Jackson as the director Vince. British actor Steven Corral steps in as Tony Santoro, a nod to old-school Hollywood glamour while Irish talent Freya O'Horo rounds it out, fresh. Off work with BAFTA winner Richard Ged and a Toronto Film Festival premiere. For the team behind it, this project hits close to home, proving you don't need big studio gates to make quality cinema. They're crafting a sustainable set up right in Edinburgh, feeling a new wave of Scottish
filmmakers showing the world what they can do on a global stage. Director of Photography Simon Williamson is all in on the visuals, aiming to layer the look and tone so it mirrors the plot's twists, pulling viewers. Deeper into the drama, without saying a word. Blacklisted is gearing up to redefine indie film vibes from Scotland. Watch this space as a Rolls-Tour production.
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