Take the Ride with D.C. Hamilton's Sci-Fi Fantasy
"THE FARE"
Epic Pictures Brings a Modern Take on a Classic Tale to Audiences
Available Nationwide on Blu-ray and VOD November 19th
"a beautifully crafted mystery" -- Nightmarish Conjurings
"the cult romantic film of 2019" -- Starburst Magazine
Los Angeles, CA - Following an acclaimed run on the independent film festival circuit, 501 Pictures and Public Displays of Affection, in a partnership with Epic Pictures and Dread, has announced the US release of D.C. Hamilton's Hitchcockian romance The Fare.
The sophomore feature from Hamilton stars Gino Anthony Pesi ("Shades of Blue") as a weary cab driver and Brinna Kelly as his enigmatic passenger, who charms him as her ride begins over and over and over again.
Screenwriter and star Kelly reteams with Hamilton following their work on his directorial debut The Midnight Man. Pesi, Hamilton and Kelly produced alongside Kristin Starns.
An homage to "The Twilight Zone", The Fare has screened internationally and taken home numerous awards including the Special Mention Jury Award at Fantasporto, Best Dark Fantasy/Supernatural Film at the Miami International Science Fiction Film Festival, and the Director's Prize for Overall Concept and Execution at FilmQuest.
The Fare will be available nationwide November 19th on Blu-ray and Digital HD, including iTunes, Amazon Instant Video, Google Play, Vudu and more.
When a charming woman named Penny climbs into his taxi, Harris finds himself entranced. That is, right up until she disappears from the back seat without a trace. As he desperately tries to make sense of what happened, he resets his meter and is instantly brought back to the moment she first climbed into his cab. He and Penny find themselves trapped in an endlessly looping ride that changes their lives forever.
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The Fare: 82 minutes / USA / English w/ English & Spanish Subtitles
The Blu-ray (SRP $19.99) release of The Fare will exclusively include a feature length commentary with director D.C. Hamilton, a feature-length commentary with star/writer Brinna Kelly, alternate, deleted and extended scenes, a gag reel and making-of featurettes: Secrets of The Fare and The Look of The Fare.
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