23 MAY — 02 JUNE 2024

23 MAY — 02 JUNE 2024

Spree

Eugene Kotlyarenko

USA

Fiction, 2020, 93'

Joe Kerry (the nice guy from the popular Stranger Things tv show) is Kurt Kunkle, a driver obsessed with the idea that if you’re not documenting yourself, you don’t exist. In an attempt to become a viral hit, he films himself killing passengers. Told in the first person, it is a hybrid between comedy and horror, with a message of caution when it comes to social media.

Mouth of Madness

INFO

PREMIERE TYPE

National

ORIGINAL TITLE

Spree

LANGUAGE

English

SCRIPT

Eugene Kotlyarenko, Gene McHugh

CAST

Joe Keery, Sasheer Zamata, David Arquette, Mischa Barton, Kyle Mooney

PHOTOGRAPHY

Jeff Leeds Cohn

EDITING

Benjamin Moses Smith

PRODUCER

Matthew Budman, Sumaiya Kaveh, John Lang

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