Elevation is a new sci-fi thriller starring Anthony Mackie and Morena Baccarin, set in a post-apocalyptic Rocky Mountains. The film follows a single father and two women as they face monstrous creatures to save the life of a young boy. Directed by George Nolfi and produced by Brad Fuller, the movie offers a unique take on the post-apocalyptic genre.
The film was penned by John Glenn, Jacob Roman, and Kenny Ryan, with a stellar cast including Maddie Hasson and Danny Boyd Jr. Producers included Nolfi, John Glenn, Lyrical Media’s Alex Black, Natalie Sellers, Jeremy Kipp Walker, Joel Viertel, and Mackie. Jon Rosenberg from Lyrical served as an executive producer, leading the development, production, and financing of the project.
Acquisition Announcement
Vertical secured the U.S. rights to Elevation, with plans for a theatrical release later this year. Director George Nolfi expressed excitement about working with the talented cast and crew to bring the screenplay to life. He highlighted the challenging filming locations, such as a working ski lift in the Colorado Rockies and an active mine, to enhance the cinematic experience.
Vertical Partner Peter Jarowey commended the film for its world-class team and compelling visuals that set it apart from traditional creature features. He emphasized the cinematic scope of Elevation and expressed eagerness to unveil the film to audiences nationwide. Jarowey and SVP of Acquisitions Tony Piantedosi led the negotiation with UTA Independent Film Group and CAA Media Finance representing the production.
Elevation promises to be a thrilling addition to the sci-fi genre, blending action-packed sequences with a post-apocalyptic setting. With a talented cast and dedicated production team, the film is poised to capture audiences’ imaginations and deliver a unique cinematic experience. Vertical’s acquisition of the U.S. rights ensures that Elevation will reach a wide audience and showcase the collaborative efforts of all those involved in bringing this innovative story to life.
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