A couple of key trailers today starting with the Glenn Close and Mila Kunis-led addiction drama “Four Good Days” hitting cinemas April 30th.
That film sees Kunis as a heroin addict who has to continue to detox for four more days before she is available to receive a treatment that could put her on the path to recovery.
Close plays her estranged mother that has to safeguard her and the pair must navigate not just this intense time together but find a way to overcome their differences.
Next comes the psychological thriller “Every Breath You Take” which follows a psychiatrist (Casey Affleck), whose career is thrown into jeopardy when his patient takes her own life.
When he invites his patient’s surviving brother (Sam Claflin) into his home to meet his wife (Michelle Monaghan) and daughter, his family life is suddenly torn apart. That film hits cinemas and on-demand on April 2nd.
HBO has released the trailer for their documentary “The Last Cruise” which hits the service on March 30th. The doco follows one of the earliest COVID outbreaks outside of China. Using footage shot by passengers and the crew, this chronicles the moment in time where the Diamond Princess cruise ship went from a simple vacation to a full-on nightmare.
After that comes Hulu’s documentary on the “WeWork” start-up scandal. The feature explores how a small co-working venture became a billion-dollar corporation seemingly overnight and pulls the curtain back on a company and its founder Adam Neumann who sky-rocketed into unicorn investment territory before hitting a rapid decline.
Finally comes the trailer for the female-led, buddy road-trip, arm-wrestling indie comedy “The Golden Arm”. The film follows Melanie (Mary Holland), a peaceful baker who’s convinced by her truck-driving friend, Danny (Betsy Sodaro), to travel through the United States while fighting for the title of champion in arm wrestling. Maureen Bharoocha helms the film which hits cinemas and on-demand on April 30th.
