Gluck and his team seriously considered shooting in Lithuania as the country launched a 20% filming incentive last year, but the lack of local production infrastructure forced a re-think. Produced by Cine Bazar of Tokyo and set during World War Two, the movie tells the true story of a Japanese diplomat based in Lithuania who saved thousands of Jews from the Nazis.ĭirected by Cellin Gluck, the movie spans a 20-year period from 1934 to 1955 and Polish locations were used as doubles for Europe, Asia and North America. As the locals close in on the truth, Vaughn is drawn into a series of increasingly unbearable and impossible moral choices that place both his survival and his family at stake.Japanese feature film Persona Non Grata recently wrapped a shoot in Poland. But piece by piece, their secret unravels as they become stranded in the village and sucked into a never-ending nightmare. The men make the fateful decision to cover up the tragic incident. Instead of hitting the animal, his bullet rips into a child in the distance. When Vaughn tries to shoot a deer, a fatal accident happens.

After a first night of heavy drinking with the villagers, the men head out on a misty autumnal morning, into a vast forest. Nothing could prepare them for what follows.įather-to-be Vaughn and his lifelong friend Marcus head to an isolated, struggling Highlands village for a weekend hunting trip.

Two friends head up to an isolated Scottish Highlands village for a weekend hunting trip.

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