The theatrical trailer for the new India Animated movie “Boys go to Jupiter“Who will meet selected theaters in New York City on August 8 and Los Angeles on August 15, has been released. After the first shows, it will expand to a limited edition across the country. The film will be distributed by Cartuna and Irony Point, which took up the project In May after a successful Festival.
From the mind of the debut director JulianThe film is invoiced as an “coming-of-age absurdist comedy” led by an impressive role by voice actors, including recently Tony winner Cole and “SNL” star Sarah Sherman. The primary role has Jack Corbett, Janeane Garofalo, Elsie Fisher, Grace Kuhlenschmidt, Jr. Phillips and singer writer Miya Folick (who also gives an original song), plus Escola, Sherman, Tavi Gevinson, Julio Torres, Joe Pera, Eva VictorMax Weather, River L. Ramirez, Chris Fleming and Demi Adejuigbe.
“People in the” industry “keeps telling me we have a box office Bonanza on our hands,” said Gland (said (via variety). “That” boys go to Jupiter “is a blockbuster gold mine with a huge four-what potential. Again, this is their words, not mine. I don’t really agree with it, but I’m very excited to work with Cartuna and Irony Point.”
Glander might make his first filmBut he is already known for his illustrative works in publications like the New Yorker and the New York Times. He is also responsible for the video game “Art Sqool”, as well as several popular animated shorts – “Plant Room” and “Jonathan Pillows” among them. Glander self -produced “boys go to Jupiter” and animated it in just 90 days, although it took four years to get the movie from the ground. It received a arousing response from the 2024 Tribeca Film Festival, and it has also competed at other festivals in Nashville, Cleveland, Ottawa and Indie Fest in Memphis, where it won the best story.
Crobett depicts Billy 5000 in the movie. It is Logline that describes the character as “a teenager in suburban Florida who desperately tries to earn $ 5,000 when his winter break is turned up through the arrival of a bizarre creature from another world.” Through a colorful 3D art lens, Glander’s story promises to mix LO-Fi musical numbers and deadpan, absurdist humor.
Look at the trailer below:
