Bo is scared – last effort Ari Aster With Joaquin Phoenix – expected in cinemas in April, and these days the promotional campaign of the project, currently shrouded in mystery, has started. During these hours, curiosity around the feature film was fueled by the director himself, who used comparison boldly, but very intelligibly, to summarize the plot and essence of his work.

Bo is scared – Ari Aster shares some details about the mysterious project

Plot Bo is scared has yet to be revealed, although the trailer has already been released. However, since the first rumors appeared, the complex and hybrid nature of the project has become known. Described as a kind surreal horror comedythe film essentially tells about the personal epic of a very anxious person who he will make a journey home to return to his mother. A journey that, judging by the first images, will require supernatural threats. And it is these elements that underlie the bold comparison that Ari Astaire used to describe his latest work with microphones. Entertainment Weekly:

I thought about it for ten years. It’s epic, gigantic. Each detail hides another detail inside. If you feed a 10-year-old child with Zoloft [un antidepressivo] and you send it shopping, you will get this result. It’s like Lord of the Rings, but Jewish, just talks about a man who wants to go home to his mother. I wanted to put the public in the place of the loser.

Thus, the main character will have an unexpected journey through a land full of dangers. Joining him on this impromptu odyssey are Nathan Lane, Patti LuPone, Amy Ryan, Kylie Rogers, Parker Posey, Stephen McKinley Henderson, Denis Menoche, Haley Squires, Michael Gandolfini, Armen Nahapetian, Zoe Lister-Jones and Richard Kind. Ari Asterin addition to providing some details about his third feature film, in recent days has revealed first rumors about his next projectWhat will happen “almost certainly” western starring Joaquin Phoenix – currently working on set Joker: Joker: Folie à Deux. Having directed two of the most famous horror films of recent decades, Ancestral – Roots of Evil AND Midsommar – Village of the DamnedAs such, Astaire appears to be intent on exploring new genres and styles. So all that’s left is to wait updates about the already prolific career of a brilliant director.