Scott Monahan's drug-filled road trip movie wins the 28th Oldenburg International Film Festival.
, described as “Mr. Holland’s Opus meets the Texas Chainsaw Massacre,” which was shot entirely in Thailand under strict lockdown conditions.
from director Lucas Camps, with a special mention for Robbie Bryan’sOldenburg kicked off September 15 with a packed gala opening night at the city’s Congress Hall, the first European festival to host a full-capacity red carpet event since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Citing the more than 7,000 fans that turned out this year, Oldenburg organizers said the 28th festival was a sign of a “return to normality” for the cinema industry.
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