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A Stranger Arrives In The Exclusive Clip From The Post-Apocalypse Thriller ‘The Tribe’

Terror Films has unveiled an exclusive clip for director Roxy Shih’s post-apocalyptic thriller ‘The Tribe‘, arriving on Digital HD and on Demand next week. From the Press Release: Los Angeles, CA: February 2nd, 2017: Terrors Films has locked in a U.S. release date for, The Tribe. The first phase of the release will begin on Friday, February 10th and the film will be available on: iTunes, Amazon Instant, Google Play/YouTube, Vudu, Xbox Live, Sony PlayStation and Vimeo on Demand. The official poster and trailer will also debut several days prior to the film’s February 10th release date; but, Terror Films has provided a sneak peek into the opening scene of the film titled, “Unwelcome Visitor.” Terror Films plans to expand the release in the coming months on platforms such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, Roku, I Bleed Indie, Cable VOD and DVD retailers. Those dates will be announced once they have secured placement. The film centers on a family of

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First Trailer Arrives For Post-Acocalyptic Thriller The Tribe

Director Roxy Shih’s post-apocalyptic thriller The Tribe will make its debut at the Cannes Market. Written by Ian Paxton and Chris Manask, the film stars Jessica Rothe, Michael Nardelli, Anne Winters, and Penny Dreadful’s Cokey Falkow. The first trailer has now arrived. After a global pandemic few survivors remain. On a remote ranch three sisters are surviving the waistland, thanks to the lessons their father taught them. When a group of strangers stumble upon their ranch the sisters must fight to survive. In a world where the lines between friend and foe are blurred the women must find a way to figure out who they can trust, even inside their own family. The Tribe will soon begin showing at film festivals, including Cannes. It will debut at the Nice International Film Festival in France where it is already up for seven awards.

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A Stranger Arrives In The Exclusive Clip From The Post-Apocalypse Thriller ‘The Tribe’

Terror Films has unveiled an exclusive clip for director Roxy Shih’s post-apocalyptic thriller ‘The Tribe‘, arriving on Digital HD and on Demand next week. From the Press Release: Los Angeles, CA: February 2nd, 2017: Terrors Films has locked in a U.S. release date for, The Tribe. The first phase of the release will begin on Friday, February 10th and the film will be available on: iTunes, Amazon Instant, Google Play/YouTube, Vudu, Xbox Live, Sony PlayStation and Vimeo on Demand. The official poster and trailer will also debut several days prior to the film’s February 10th release date; but, Terror Films has provided a sneak peek into the opening scene of the film titled, “Unwelcome Visitor.” Terror Films plans to expand the release in the coming months on platforms such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, Roku, I Bleed Indie, Cable VOD and DVD retailers. Those dates will be announced once they have secured placement. The film centers on a family of

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First Trailer Arrives For Post-Acocalyptic Thriller The Tribe

Director Roxy Shih’s post-apocalyptic thriller The Tribe will make its debut at the Cannes Market. Written by Ian Paxton and Chris Manask, the film stars Jessica Rothe, Michael Nardelli, Anne Winters, and Penny Dreadful’s Cokey Falkow. The first trailer has now arrived. After a global pandemic few survivors remain. On a remote ranch three sisters are surviving the waistland, thanks to the lessons their father taught them. When a group of strangers stumble upon their ranch the sisters must fight to survive. In a world where the lines between friend and foe are blurred the women must find a way to figure out who they can trust, even inside their own family. The Tribe will soon begin showing at film festivals, including Cannes. It will debut at the Nice International Film Festival in France where it is already up for seven awards.

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