The 25th James Bond movie has officially entered the program for this year’s edition of the event
007’s new movie “No Time To Die” will be shown at the Zurich Film Festival
according to diverse, which is long overdue No time to dieThe new, 25th James Bond movie, will be shown exclusively in the 17th edition of Zurich Film Festival, in Switzerland, on September 28.
While the event hosts the screening of the new feature film in the 007 franchise, the film will continue to be shown on the same day in September at London’s Royal Albert Hall, in addition to its release in the UK and Ireland on September 30. Finally, in the US on October 8th.
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The plot will follow Bond as he leaves his active service while he enjoys a quiet life in Jamaica. However, their peace is short-lived when their old friend from the CIA, Felix Leiter, appears to ask for their help on a dangerous mission to save a kidnapped scientist, taking them straight into the crosshairs of a villain who uses unprecedented technology and high stakes.
Directed by Carrie Joji Fukunagamovie stars Daniel CraigAnd Rami MalekAnd Leah SeydouxAnd Lashana LynchAnd Ben and ShawAnd Naomi HarrisAnd Jeffrey WrightAnd Christopher Waltz NS Ralph Fiennes, while the executive production is responsible for Michael J Wilson NS Barbara Broccoli.
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