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Ben Affleck and Brother Casey Share Rare Red Carpet Moment
Casey Affleck returns to directing with a 92-minute Gothic mystery that spans three eras and centers on grief, vengeance and forgiveness.
- On Tuesday, director Casey Affleck premiered his gothic thriller "Company" at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, where it received a 4-minute standing ovation at the Sala Grande.
- Co-Written by Affleck and Ron Hansen, the 92-minute drama intertwines three narratives across the 20th century, centering on strangers seeking shelter during wintry storms in 1975 and 1953.
- Featuring Nick Nolte and the screen debut of Atticus Affleck, the film was produced on a shoestring budget, which Affleck described as "the most guerrilla filmmaking that I've ever been a part of."
- Despite the enthusiastic premiere, critics offered mixed reviews regarding the film's complex structure, and no U.S. theatrical distribution or release date has been announced.
- Marking his first directorial effort in seven years, Affleck dedicated this personal project to his parents, following his previous works "Light of My Life" and "I'm Still Here.
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Casey Affleck's son, 22, is spitting image of dad in rare red carpet appearance
Brothers Ben and Casey Affleck walked the red carpet together in Venice, alongside the filmmaker’s doppelganger son Indiana (Picture: Shutterstock) Casey Affleck brought his rarely-seen son Indiana along for a family night at theVenice Film Festival – and the resemblance between the pair was hard to miss. The 22-year-old joined his Oscar-winning father on the red carpet for the premiere of Company, Casey’s new film, alongside uncle Ben Affleck a…
·London, United Kingdom
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CASEY Affleck appeared with his son Indiana at the premiere of the film “Company” in Venice, where they were also supported by Ben Affleck.
·Zagreb, Croatia
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Nick Nolte and the other protagonists of the film (ANSA) were also at the premiere.
·Rome, Italy
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