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Director Ruba Nadda’s Inescapable is a very different kind of action-thriller You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Reviews and recommendations are ...

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It's hard to imagine an upside to the civil war now causing unspeakable suffering in Syria. But the conflict has turned out to be a break for the makers of Inescapable, a feverish political thriller ...

It’s one thing to be an action or horror movie that slides silently into theaters on Oscar weekend in the hopes of appealing to a demographic that has little interest in whether “Life of Pi” will take ...

IFC Films has acquired U.S. distribution rights to writer-director Ruba Nadda‘s thriller “Inescapable” from Myriad Pictures. Pic, which stars Alexander Siddig, Joshua Jackson and Marisa Tomei, ...

A quick glance at the premise – frantic father searches for daughter who's disappeared somewhere in the maelstrom of Syria – suggests that Inescapable was ripped ...

Joshua Jackson and Marisa Tomei co-star in this Syria-set thriller from Canadian director Ruba Nadda. By Jordan Mintzer Best of the Fall Fests: THR’s Critics Picks ‘Dog 51’ Review: Adèle Exarchopoulos ...

Word is leaking out that Vera Farmiga (UP IN THE AIR) has signed on for INESCAPABLE. Directed by Canadian Ruba Nadda (CARIO TIME) the film is labelled as a drama/mystery/romance on IMDB and is said to ...

This Week in Film rounds up noteworthy new releases in theatres, as well as key DVD / Blu-Ray releases, festivals, and other cinema-related events happening in Toronto. This is the final week of TIFF, ...

Film will be directed by “Cairo Time” writer-director Ruba Nadda, who also wrote the script. It will be produced by Daniel Iron (“Edwin Boyd,” “Cairo Time”) with Lance Samuels (“The Bang Bang Club”).