James Franco picked an Italian drama “Hey Joe” through Glass Home Distribution, a U.S. Navy sailor stationed in the Post-World Battle II Naples.
The gritty film directed by Claudio Giovannesi (“Gomora” TV show “Piranhas”) is released by the Italian Marché Du film for your imaginative and prescient release at the Cannes Film Festival.
Franco choose When “Hey Joe” premiered in Italy, she attended Amfar Cannes Gala not long ago and donated to the public sale.
In “Hey Joe”, Franco performed American sailor Dean Barry, who was 23 years old in 1944 and was on the market in Naples, a war-torn Naples. He fell in love with a young, very poor young man named Lucia. A few years later, Dean was forced to leave Lucia alone, become pregnant, and return to New Jersey. He finally returned to Naples to search for the girl and her son Enzo – but the metropolis has made a lot of modifications, and Dean should deal with these challenges like a shocking ending. Franco speaks every English and Italian in the movie.
“We were attracted to us by 'Hey Joe' in the main screening,” Glass Home Distribution president Tom Malloy said in the announcement, adding: “This is a rare combination of American and Italian storytelling, based on James Franco's emotional resonance efficiency. We think the film will resonate with viewers and critics throughout the awards season.”
Glass Home is said to have plans to launch “Hey Joe” in late 2025, “through the Coronary Awards Season” with a focus on each drama and digital platform.
“Hey Joe” was produced by Palomar, Italy along with Rai Cinema and the imaginative and prescient release, which released the film in Italy after its Rome Film Competition launched its final year with trivial live workplace results.
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