The gallery has been updated with a new international poster for ‘Demolition’, as well as 11 new publicity stills and a promotional banner. ‘Demolition’ hits US theaters April 8, 2016. For more release dates, click here.

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The gallery has been updated with new stills and a new behind the scenes photo from ‘Demolition’.

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FOX Searchlight Pictures has released a brand new trailer and poster for ‘Demolition’, in US theaters April 8th, 2016. Follow the links below to watch and / or download the trailer. Screen captures are in the gallery.

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South by Southwest has revealed its star-studded 2016 film festival lineup.

The schedule features no less than 10 world premieres, including “In a Valley of Violence” by Ti West, starring Ethan Hawke and Taissa Farmiga, “Shovel Buddies” starring Bella Thorne and “The Trust”, starring Nicolas Cage and Elijah Wood. The new Jean-Marc Vallée drama “Demolition”, featuring Jake Gyllenhaal and Naomi Watts, will also get its US premiere at the festival in Austin, Texas.

The film section of the multifaceted festival sees movies compete in 10 different categories, including narrative feature competition, documentary feature competition, headliners and visions.

SXSW will run from March 11-20. For more information, visit sxsw.com

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Those who recall Jake Gyllenhaal’s breakthrough performance as “Donnie Darko” in 2001 might have a tough time reconciling that little-boy-lost character with his pumped-up prizefighter in this year’s “Southpaw.” The latter work conjured the kind of body-and-soul transformations associated with Robert De Niro in his prime, or another child actor-turned-leading man, Christian Bale.

In his review for Variety, Justin Chang wrote: “You can practically smell the blood, the sweat and the fierce actorly commitment rising from Jake Gyllenhaal’s bruised and tattooed body.”

Gyllenhaal’s role in “Nightcrawler,” barely a year prior, went in the opposite direction physically, with his nocturnal prowling cameraman with a nose for carnage looking gaunt to the point of sickly.

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