At this year's Tribeca Film Festival there was a tight handful of well-made thrillers, from the Josh Lucas vehicle Tell Tale to the much-celebrated Ciaran Hinds ghost drama The Eclipse. And among them was Fear Me Not, a film from Danish director Kristian Levrig about a man who begins taking an experimental drug and who watches his life slowly degenerate as a result of some violent side effects.
Fear Me Not debuted yesterday through IFC Festival Direct, and we've got the exclusive trailer premiere below. Cinematical wrote after seeing it at Tribeca, "if you're going to see one Danish psycho-drama this year, make it this one." Check out the trailer below, and learn more about the film at its official site.
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At this year's Tribeca Film Festival there was a tight handful of well-made thrillers, from the Josh Lucas vehicle Tell Tale to the much-celebrated Ciaran Hinds ghost drama The Eclipse. And among them was Fear Me Not, a film from Danish director Kristian Levrig about a man who begins taking an experimental drug and who watches his life slowly degenerate as a result of some violent side effects.
