SLOW WEST in SUPER EIGHT

In the mid-19th century American West, Silas, a Scottish immigrant, journeys to find his lost love, Rose. He enlists the help of a young, naive frontiersman named Jay, who claims to be a poet. Unbeknownst to Jay, Silas is a notorious outlaw, and their shared quest is fraught with danger, betrayal, and unexpected encounters as they navigate the untamed wilderness.

Slow West garnered widespread critical acclaim for its stylish direction, strong performances, and unique blend of dark humor and violence within a Western setting. Critics praised its distinctive visual aesthetic and its thoughtful exploration of themes like innocence, disillusionment, and the harsh realities of the frontier.

• Visually striking and atmospheric with a compelling narrative.
• Michael Fassbender delivers a captivating performance as the enigmatic Silas.
• A fresh and distinctive take on the Western genre that balances brutality with a touch of dark humor.

Google audience: Audiences appreciated the film's unique style, strong acting, and engaging story, often highlighting its refreshing approach to the Western genre.

Won the Grand Jury Prize: World Cinema Dramatic at the Sundance Film Festival (2015).

Director John Maclean initially conceived the story as a short film that was later expanded into the feature-length "Slow West."