“Fear The Walking Dead” actor Frank Dillane becomes a star thanks Harris Dickinson and his writing/directed debut, ”Round. “Rising distributor 1-2 Specials flagship release Began his journey at 2025 Cannes Film Festival, where Dillane won best actors without any consideration of his portrayal of a gross sleeping in London who revolves around his own self -destruction. After Cannes, Dickinson and Dillane “Urchin” brought Telluride Film Festival as an Oscar-Hopeful Bid. “Urchin” opens in theaters October 10 from 1-2 special. Look at the trailer below.
In the lead role in Dillane as an unmoved, drug hunting drives in London, and in the years of Mike Leigh’s “naked” in terms of toxic emotional candidates, “Urchin”, Mike (Dillane) follows as he stumbles through addiction, and London’s corrective and reformation system and try to build his life again. In addition to the UN, some consideration for working prize, the devastating “Urchin” also won the FPRIPERCI Award. (Indiegees Anne Thompson Even regarded Dillane as a potential Oscar challenger.)
From Indieview’s review of Urchin: “Dickinson’s Lithe and Tetchy Script Only Feigns at A Clean Hero’s Journey In Order to Undercut It With The Chaos of Human Behavior, And What Might Been A Nice Three-Act Story About A Mopp on the Mend Sofin… Of Rewarding for Its Messy Approach to Mike’s Disarray, Which Rejects a Clear Diagnosis In Favor of Honoring A Character Who Feels that he can’t even afford to understand himself.
The cast also includes Megan Northam and Dickinson himself, who will soon be sent to the country of Beatles to play John Lennon for Sam Mende’s upcoming Apple Quadrilogy. “The Beast” and “Passages” kinematographer Josée Deshaies are head of photography at “Urchin.”
Started last February before Berlinale of Sideshow who founded the executive Jason Hellestein, 1-2 special has taken up a handful of festival films this year. The distributor is stuck in the Radu Jude business, with North American rights to the Romanian director’s Silver Bear winner “Continental 25” and upcoming Locarno premiere “Dracula.” There is also Christian Petzold’s “Miroirs no. 3”, bought for the United States from Metrograph Pictures, which Paused theater release This year, and Simón Mesa Soto’s UN’s viewing jury winner “A Poet” comes up.
“Urchin” opens in New York and Los Angeles October 10 before a nationwide release on October 17.
