Cannes 2014: Exclusive Poster Premiere – The Dead 2

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May 12, 2014

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A New Trailer for The Dead 2: India to Feast Upon In anticipation of its appearance at Cannes, we have for you right now an exclusive one-sheet for the Ford brothers’ eagerly awaited sequel to their film The Dead, entitled The Dead 2, aka The Dead 2: India. Check it out!

From the Press Release
The Ford Brothers, the British director, writer, and producer team behind the acclaimed THE DEAD 2: INDIA, the first-ever international production of a zombie film shot in India, have revealed new artwork ahead of their arrival in Cannes.

The film, represented by Jinga Films, will be screening on Thursday, ahead of a planned zombie invasion of the famed croisette on Sunday in celebration of the genre. The film opens in the States, courtesy of Anchor Bay, this fall.

Filmed in five weeks, in locations across India, including Rajasthan, Delhi, and Mumbai, THE DEAD 2: INDIA is a Ford Brothers Film by Latitude Films, in association with Road Trip Pictures, and stars Joseph Millson, Meenu, Anand Goyal, Sandip Datta Gupta, and Poonam Mathur. It is written and directed by Howard J. Ford and Jon Ford and produced by Howard J. Ford. The executive producer is Amir Moallemi with Special and Visual Effects by Dan Rickard and Special Make-Up Effects by Stuart Browne and Max Van De Banks. The Director of Photography is Jon Ford, and Music is by Imran Ahmad.

Synopsis:
The Dead 2: India follows the story of American engineer Nicholas Burton (Joseph Millson) in a race against time to reach his pregnant girlfriend, Ishani (Meenu). Burton enlists the help of orphan street kid Javed (Anand Goyal), and together they make a perilous 300-mile journey across deadly landscapes as a zombie apocalypse threatens to engulf the entire nation.

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