The official Stay Online trailer for the upcoming Ukrainian thriller has been revealed, that includes a girl attempting to assist a child discover his lacking dad and mom in the course of the struggle. The screenlife movie was the primary Ukrainian film filmed in the course of the nation’s Russian invasion.
Stay Online may have its world premiere on the 2023 Fantasia Festival this coming Saturday, July 22. The launch date for its U.S. debut hasn’t been introduced but, with XYZ Films at present dealing with its North American gross sales.
Check out the Stay Online trailer beneath (watch extra trailers):
What to Expect in Stay Online?
“The film follows a young woman (Liza Zaitseva) volunteering in Kyiv after she receives one of the thousands of laptops donated by ordinary Ukrainians to support the war effort,” reads the synopsis. “After installing a sensitive military application, the woman receives a mysterious video call from a superhero-obsessed young boy. The boy is searching for his father, the laptop’s previous owner, who went missing during the Russian army’s invasion of Bucha. Reluctantly, she agrees to help find his missing parents—a decision that will ultimately force her to risk the lives of her own loved ones.”
Stay Online is directed by Yeva Strielnikova from a screenplay co-written by Strielnikova and Anton Skrypets. It is produced by Skrypets, Anatolii Dudinskyi, Maryna Kvasova, and Alla Lipovetska. The movie hails from AMO Pictures, Mamas Production, and OUP Fiction.
According to the filmmaker, the mission was impressed by “many stories of volunteers who helped the residents of Irpen and Buchi to evacuate.” The foremost character serves as “a collective image of our heroic girls who, risking their lives, tried to save the lives of other Ukrainians.”
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