Aditya N
Aditya N
Exciting dramas depicting individuals going to great lengths to protect and support their families are truly captivating, as there seems to be no limit to the sacrifices they are willing to make. Their beloved family is at stake, and they are prepared to do whatever it takes for them. When “whatever” includes involvement with drugs, the risks are substantial, and the likelihood of losing their family forever is even greater. An excellent example of such a film is the remarkable Blood For Dust, featuring Kit Harington in a morally ambiguous role, offering everything one could desire from this genre.
Lionsgate Play has consistently provided a wide range of shows and movies in the past few weeks, guaranteeing that your watchlist remains well-stocked. The platform has been offering new releases and re-releasing many beloved titles that have been popular among subscribers nationwide. With this month’s impressive lineup, they have now chosen to introduce additional titles. One of the latest additions to the list is Blood For Dust, and below are all the details you need to know about this thrilling update. The most recent updates to the upcoming movies list on Lionsgate Play include the addition of Blood For Dust, which will join Arcadian, Room, Devotion, and Logan Lucky. Blood For Dust features Scoot McNairy, Kit Harington, Josh Lucas, and Ethan Suplee in prominent roles. Although the film’s release has been confirmed, the specific date remains undisclosed. Given that the schedule is already booked for July, it is probable that Blood For Dust will hit the screens in August.
Directed by Rob Blackhurst, Blood For Dust follows the story of a struggling salesman named Cliff, who is trying to support his family. One day, he encounters a former colleague from his shady past, Ricky. As Cliff gets entangled in drugs and crime, he must navigate the waters of deception and danger. Kit Harington portrays Ricky’s complex character and expresses his gratitude for the challenging role. Harington shared, “I seldom have the chance to portray characters like Ricky, the antagonistic and morally ambiguous types. It was a thrilling experience to delve into this role opposite a talented actor like Scoot.” Reflecting on his career post-Game of Thrones, Harington admitted, “I have been drawn to roles that are not straightforward heroes. I prefer characters with shades of grey, those who are flawed and complex. Playing a morally upright character driven by goodness is a tougher challenge. I have immense respect for actors who excel in portraying traditional heroic roles, but currently, I find flawed characters more intriguing.”
