This weekend, Epic Pictures’ feature-length film “All The Lost Ones” will get a limited theatrical release ahead of its VOD premiere on April 22.
Directed by Mackenzie Donaldson (“The Definites”), “All The Lost Ones” takes place in a near-future, dystopian America torn apart by civil war. A group hiding in a cabin is hunted by a rebel militia and forced into a brutal fight for survival. The story centers around a young woman, her boyfriend, and her sister who are being hunted by the ruthless rebel militia leader and his platoon, turning their safe haven into a desperate attempt to escape.
The film stars Jasmine Matthews (“The Tomorrow War”), Douglas Smith (“Horizon: An American Saga”), Vinessa Antoine (“The Madness”), and Devon Sawa (“Chucky”), with appearances from Sheila McCarthy (“Women Talking”) and Steven Ogg (“The Walking Dead”).
“At its core, this film is about survival, resistance, and the impossible choices we make for the future we want to fight for,” said Donaldson. “With a backdrop of an invasion and war on North American soil, ‘All the Lost Ones’ feels more urgent than ever.”
“All The Lost Ones” premiered at the 2024 Cinefest Sudbury International Film Festival, won Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Writing at the 2024 Vancouver Horror Show, and Won Best Narrative Feature at the 2024 Forest City Film Festival.
“We are beyond thrilled to bring ‘All The Lost Ones’ to audiences,” said Epic Pictures CEO Patrick Ewald. “Mackenzie Donaldson has crafted a gripping thriller that feels both timely and timeless. With powerhouse performances from Jasmine Mathews, Douglas Smith, and a chilling turn from Devon Sawa, this is a film that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats. It’s a raw, relentless vision of survival in a fractured world, and we can’t wait for audiences to experience it.”
“All The Lost Ones” will receive a limited theatrical release starting Friday, April 18, followed by a VOD release on April 22.
The film, produced by Yas Taalat at Electric Panda Entertainment, Mackenzie Donaldson, Chantal Kemp, Yipeng Ben Lu, and David J. Phillips.
