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I THINK WE’RE ALONE NOW Trailer

I Think We’re Alone Now doesn’t ask how you would survive the apocalypse but how you would fill the time afterward.

The cause of the mass death isn’t explained in this trailer; there’s just dead bodies strewn about with one man cleaning them up. He’s methodical, with neat rows of graves and a map marking the areas he’s cleared. It seems like a quiet existence, at least until a fellow survivor appears. She’s younger, more bubbly, and perhaps not entirely welcome. It’s an odd implication that the man might prefer being alone, but it’s clear that their existence together won’t be entirely smooth.

I THINK WE'RE ALONE NOW Trailer
source: Momentum Pictures

The film appears to be a character piece, and for a two-hander it’s got quite the cast. Peter Dinklage is in a rare leading role here, one that should allow him to play into his wheelhouse as a gruff but lovable guy. Opposite him is Elle Fanning, which just means they got one of the best young actresses around.

Helming the film is Reed Morano, whose long history as a cinematographer and shorter time as a director leaves little doubt that this will be a visually sumptuous film. You already get hints of that in the trailer, which makes its whole milieu even more intriguing.

I Think We’re Alone Now is directed by Reed Morano and stars Peter Dinklage and Elle Fanning. It will be released in the US on September 14th, 2018. For international release dates, click here.

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