There's a trailer out for As You Are -- the movie that filmed in/around Albany last year, and was directed by Albany Free School grad Miles Joris-Peyrafitte. It's embedded above, have a look.
The film debuted at Sundance this past January and got good reviews.
It's set for a release next year, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
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Also co-written by Madison Harrison of Albany and the Free School...
... said ned on Sep 22, 2016 at 4:02 PM | link
Has anyone compiled a list of (ideally relatively recent) movies set in/filmed in the Capital District? My wife and I were idly browsing Netflix a couple of months ago when we were surprised to see many local landmarks appear in the movie we were watching (It was called "4th Man Out," for the record, and included a sequence filmed in The Ruck!) Would love to track down some more, if there are any resources out there.
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