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Wednesday, May 7, 2014

The Motel Life Comes to Blu-ray on June 3rd

This award-winning film is a searing and profound examination of brotherhood set in the timeless Sierra Nevadan frontier. Frank (Emile Hirsch, Into the Wild) and Jerry Lee (Stephen Dorff, Somewhere) are brothers who get by on telling fantastic stories and creating rich illustrations. When Jerry Lee is involved in a hit-and-run accident, the brothers are forced across the state to the home of Frank’s old flame, Annie (Dakota Fanning, The Twilight Saga). While they seem safe from the law, Jerry Lee’s instability and all-consuming guilt render their future increasingly uncertain. The Motel Life also features animation by award-winning animator Mike Smith.

WINNER OF FOUR ROME FILM FESTIVAL AWARDS
THE MOTEL LIFE 
ARRIVES ON BLU-RAY AND DVD JUNE 3
Emile Hirsch, Stephen Dorff, Dakota Fanning and Kris Kristofferson Star In 
Heart Wrenching Drama Based On The Popular Novel By Willy Vlautin
Emile Hirsch (Lone Survivor) and Stephen Dorff (The Iceman) star in the “real and heartbreaking” (Daily News) film The Motel Life, coming to Blu-ray and DVD June 3 from Cinedigm. Co-starring screen and music legend Kris Kristofferson (A Star Is Born) and Dakota Fanning (The Runaways), the drama is based on the acclaimed debut novel by Willy Vlautin. The Motel Life also features animation by award-winning animator Mike Smith.
Special features in the home entertainment release include The Motel Life featurette, an illustration gallery and trailer. The Motel Life is the directorial debut of brothers Alan and Gabe Polsky.  
Synopsis

This award-winning film is a searing and profound examination of brotherhood set in the timeless Sierra Nevadan frontier. Frank (Emile Hirsch,Into the Wild) and Jerry Lee (Stephen Dorff, Somewhere) are brothers who get by on telling fantastic stories and creating rich illustrations. When Jerry Lee is involved in a hit-and-run accident, the brothers are forced across the state to the home of Frank’s old flame, Annie (Dakota Fanning, The Twilight Saga). While they seem safe from the law, Jerry Lee’s instability and all-consuming guilt render their future increasingly uncertain.  “Through a miracle of tone, mood, and emotion, The Motel Life adds up to a heartbreaking whole.” (Sheila O'Malley, Rogerebert.com).
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