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Saturday, September 29, 2018

'Nomis' Closes LA Film Festival To A Standing Ovation


Nomis premiered at the LA Film Festival last night, and while we won't spoil the film... we can tell you it's one of Henry's most emotional performances. When Director David Raymond took the stage to introduce the film, he made sure to explain why Henry was not able to be in LA with the rest of the cast...



Henry is preparing to begin filming The Witcher, and sent his best wishes from overseas. Later his costar Mpho Koaho had these words to say about Henry in Nomis..




Henry delivers a raw performance as Marshall, exposing a side moviegoers don't often see. Really, Nomis allows every character to have their shining moment, that coupled with a beautiful soundtrack leads to a chilling finale.




Congratulations again to director David Raymond and the cast of Nomis, hopefully everyone gets to watch it soon!


UPDATE: The film is now out on demand.
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Thursday, September 6, 2018

'Nomis' Set For World Premiere At LA Film Festival


The news you've been waiting for is here!

Nomis will have its world premiere at the LA Film Festival on Friday, September 28. The David Raymond directed film will close out the fest at The Arclight Hollywood.

Here is the official announcement on their site:

First, let’s talk about Closing Night. Presumably, erstwhile big screen Superman and occasionally mustachioed Mission: Impossible antagonist Henry Cavill doesn’t have a whole lot of time in-between mega-blockbusters to make taut indie thrillers, right? So when he does, you know it must be something special. Which is precisely the case with first-time director David Raymond’s new psychological crime drama Nomis.

Also starring Sir Ben Kingsley, Nathan Fillion, Minka Kelly, Alexandra Daddario and Stanley Tucci, the film’s plot is thus: when the police trap an online predator, they soon realize that the extent of his crimes goes far beyond that of his own psychological trauma.

Says LA Film Festival Director Jennifer Cochis: “As a festival that’s always championed new voices, it’s only fitting to be closing this year with the work of a first time writer-director,” describing the selection as “a thrilling film made all the more terrifying by the performances from his incredible cast.”

Organizers also released some new Nomis stills and an updated synopsis:

When police trap online predator Simon Stulls, they soon realize that the extent of his crimes go far beyond that of his own psychological trauma. Nothing quite makes sense, that is until people involved in the case, on both sides of the law, start getting murdered…

Tickets for the premiere screening are now on sale rush line only.





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