Director Adam Rehmeier, who helmed The Bunny Game, is set to helm Save a Bullet for Me, a hyper-violent western movie based on a script he wrote. Here’s a first official teaser poster:
SAVE A BULLET FOR ME
Fight for your life.
“Set in the late 1800s, the film focuses on the aftermath of a Native American attack on a wagon train, where two wounded frontiersmen make a desperate last stand against a group of fearless young Braves, whose transition to manhood is defined by their ability to confront their enemies. The story pointedly does not take sides, but shows the honest clash of wills when the frontiersmen’s quest for a new life comes up against the honorable duty of the Native Americans to protect their homeland from the relentless invaders.”
Indian tomahawks and guns: choose your weapon of choice!
A few words from the director about the film:
“This is a visceral ride, stripped down to the most primal fight-or-flight level possible. For me, this film is an opportunity to combine several of my favorite genres in an exciting way, to create something that hasn’t been seen before in the cinema – and to tell an important and balanced story about a very particular moment in the US’s history. I’m hoping the wall-to-wall action, the authenticity and intense emotion will captivate audiences worldwide”
Director Adam Rehmeier
The film has yet to get an official release date.
Stay tuned with us for more details about the movie Save a Bullet for Me!
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