What's Happening?
Bob Odenkirk stars in 'Normal', a new crime thriller directed by Ben Wheatley, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. The film, written by Derek Kolstad, is set in the small town of Normal, Minnesota, where Odenkirk's character, Sheriff Ulysses, uncovers a web of crime and corruption. The movie is noted for its excessive violence and dark humor, reminiscent of Kolstad's previous works like 'Nobody'. The film's energetic reception at TIFF suggests it will secure U.S. distribution soon, with Amazon MGM Studios already handling its release in Canada.
Why It's Important?
The film 'Normal' showcases Bob Odenkirk's versatility as an actor, further solidifying his status as a leading action star. The collaboration between Odenkirk, Wheatley, and Kolstad brings together a unique blend of storytelling, action, and humor, appealing to fans of the genre. The film's success at TIFF highlights the growing interest in indie productions and genre films, which often push creative boundaries and offer fresh perspectives. As the film secures distribution, it is likely to attract audiences seeking thrilling and unconventional narratives.
