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Vikar (James Franco, The Disaster Artist) is a lost soul journeying through a land of myths, beauty and monsters -- Hollywood, 1969. The studio system is in decay, and a new generation of brash filmmakers are on the rise. With his shaved head marked by a tattoo from his favorite film (1951's A Place in the Sun) Vikar is a bizarre presence even amid the freaks and dreamers. He finds work first building sets, then as an apprentice editor obsessed with wielding the power of moving images. As his involvement in the creative process deepens, so does his fascination with a tragic screen goddess named Soledad (Megan Fox, Transformers). Together they discover just how hard it is to live in the blurred boundary between reality and fantasy.

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• 2019 Theatrical Release!
• From Vince Jolivette, the producer of “The Disaster Artist” and “Spring Breakers”.
• “Zeroville” is the second film of 2019 to be set in 1969 Hollywood. The former being Quentin Tarantino's “Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood”.
• Cast also includes Dave Franco (The Disaster Artist), Mike Starr (Dumb & Dumber), Horatio Sanz (SNL), Thomas Ian Nicholas (American Pie) and Will Ferrell (Daddy’s Home)
• All-star cast includes James Franco (The Interview), Megan Fox (Transformers), Seth Rogen (Knocked Up), Joey King (Wish Upon), Craig Robinson (Hot Tub Time Machine), Danny McBride (Pineapple Express) and Jacki Weaver (Silver Linings Playbook)
• Directed by James Franco (The Disaster Artist)

Press Quotes

Franco's direction is assured, and he builds a compellingly noirish mood of faded glamour and churning trouble.

     —Sheri Linden, The Hollywood Reporter

Your mileage may vary. Clearly, 'Zeroville' is not a film for everyone. But if you love movies and you're willing to experiment, it's an enjoyable trip.

     —Bill Goodykoontz , Arizona Republic

James Franco stars and directs an all-star cast (Megan Fox, Seth Rogen, Will Ferrell, Danny McBride, Craig Robinson, + more), serving up surreal storytelling and subtext in an almost delirious ode to classic Hollywood.

     —Doblu

A hallucinogenic combo platter of "fact" and fiction, Zeroville and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood might make for a fascinating double feature. Both films examine that problematic "film industry", dealing with more or less the same era. The cast is interesting and technical merits are solid.

     —Blu-ray.com