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STUDIOCANAL SAS und Danny Boyle

INK

OT: INK

Danny Boyle | United Kingdom (Great Britain), France, United States 2026

Feature | 116 min | FFHH 2026

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Synopse

The meteoric rise of the tabloid The Sun: Danny Boyle’s new film is a frenetic rollercoaster ride about a radical reorientation that crosses every journalistic boundary in the name of scandals and entertainment. In 1969, the Australian media magnate Rupert Murdoch (Guy Pearce) takes over the ailing daily newspaper The Sun and sets out to overtake the powerful Daily Mirror within a year. He appoints Larry Lamb (Jack O’Connell) as editor-in-chief, a journalist who doesn’t take the conventions of his profession all that seriously. By any means necessary, the duo attempts to make the impossible possible – and transforms the traditional daily newspaper into Britain’s most controversial tabloid.


Regie

Danny Boyle is one of the best-known British filmmakers and producers. He made his breakthrough in 1996 with Trainspotting. In 2009, he won an Oscar for Best Director for Slumdog Millionaire.

 


Vorstellungen

26.09.2026     23:00 Uhr

CinemaxX Dammtor - Saal 1

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Original Title: INK

International Title: INK

Category: Feature

Section: Kaleidoscope

Version & Subtitles: English OV

Director: Danny Boyle

Screenplay: James Graham

Cast/Protagonists: Jack O'Connell, Guy Pearce, Claire Foy

Production country: United Kingdom (Great Britain), France, United States

Year of Production: 2026

Length: 116 min

Producer: Danny Boyle, Tracey Seaward, Tessa Ross, Michael Ellenberg


Cinematography: Alwin H. Küchler

Sound: Simon Hayes, Johnnie Burn

Editor: Fin Oates

Production Design: Carson McColl, Gareth Pugh

Costume Design: Carson McColl, Gareth Pugh

World Sales: STUDIOCANAL GmbH

Distributor: STUDIOCANAL GmbH

Kontakt: Hooman Afshari / STUDIOCANAL GmbH, Lutz Rippe / STUDIOCANAL GmbH



recommended for ages 12 and up



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