Exclusive: 'Hunger' Poster Premiere!
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Cinematical has just received this exclusive poster for Hunger, the intense drama from prize-winning British artist turned director Steve McQueen. Michael Fassbender stars as Bobby Sands, a controversial IRA member who was imprisoned in the infamous H-block of Belfast's Maze Prison. Sands made headlines worldwide in 1981 when he refused to eat until the British government acknowledged the IRA as a legitimate political organization. I can remember following the story day by day as it happened, so I'm quite interested in seeing Hunger, though it doesn't sound like an easy viewing experience.
The reviews have been very positive. When the film debuted at Cannes last year, Kim Voynar wrote: "It's a cinema verite approach to viewing human dignity in the face of unimaginable indignities, a grim statement about what happens when differences of opinion in social and political matters lead men to treat other men with horrific cruelty. ... It's a brilliant portrayal of a tragic moment in human history."
Hunger arrives in theaters on March 20. Click on the image below to view the poster in full, unflinching detail.
Gallery: 'Hunger' Poster Premiere










Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
2-26-2009 @ 3:12PM
James McNally said...
Hunger was fantastic and I'm glad this poster looks better than the one I used on my review: http://www.torontoscreenshots.com/2008/09/07/hunger/
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2-26-2009 @ 9:12PM
Myles said...
wait, this still hasn't come out in the US? I saw it ages ago in Australia. awesome film.
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2-26-2009 @ 9:28PM
Myles said...
wait, this still hasn't come out in the US? I saw it ages ago in Australia. awesome film.
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2-27-2009 @ 11:24AM
Mr Cinema said...
Does anyone else think that looks like Dr. House? It was so strange, I thought i was looking at Hugh Laurie lol.
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3-25-2009 @ 8:47PM
sukero said...
you bet Mr Cinema, I just downloaded the trailer cuz I though it was Hugh Laurie, but it's not.
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