Justin Kroll at Variety is adding to the mix some casting hype for Conor Allyn’s new modern western drama, No Man’s Land. Therein lies the intrigue and relevant nature of the film’s story scripted and screenwritten with Allyn and co-scribe David Barraza Ibañez as it’s apparently inspired by the real-life “no man’s land” between the U.S.- Mexico border on the Rio Grande and the U.S. “hard border” fences to the north.
Filmsmash delivered a fresh batch of posters in light of the upcoming release of writer and director Ning Hao‘s long-awaited upcoming black comedy thriller, No Man’s Land. The posters come just a month after the official domestic theatrical release date for December 3, 2013 was announced from China Film Group back in October following a 2009 production that wrapped in April 2010 in time for the summer film festival circuit, only to languish in censorship due to what the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television’s own Zhao Baohua described of the film as “trash,” “depraved,” “gratuitous” and “out of touch with reality”, in addition to Baohua deeming the film as reflective of Ning’s narcissism in abandoning his responsibility as an artist.