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  • Zoë Kravitz Shines with Austin Butler in Electrifying Crime Thriller “Caught Stealing” — Now Showing in Cinemas

    Zoë Kravitz Shines with Austin Butler in Electrifying Crime Thriller “Caught Stealing” — Now Showing in Cinemas

    Love, Crime, and One Seriously Unlucky Cat

    Step aside, ordinary thrillers — Darren Aronofsky’s Caught Stealing is rewriting the rules with a wild blend of gritty suspense and irresistible romance. And at the heart of it all? Zoë Kravitz, turning up the heat as Yvonne, a tough-yet-tender EMT caught in a maelstrom of violence, love, and mystery.

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    Now showing in Philippine cinemas, this crime drama is anything but predictable.

    Kravitz & Butler = Instant On-Screen Spark

    According to director Darren Aronofsky, the real engine behind Caught Stealing is the blazing chemistry between Zoë Kravitz and Austin Butler, who plays Hank Thompson, a down-on-his-luck ex-baseball player pulled into a criminal nightmare.

    “They have a very exciting passionate love affair that feels like it’s about to get to a more serious place.” 

    Indeed, there’s an undeniable magnetism between Kravitz and Butler — their on-screen connection pulses with heat and authenticity, grounding the high-stakes action with emotional grit.

    Meet Yvonne: EMT by Day, Hank’s Lifeline by Night

    Kravitz’s Yvonne isn’t just a love interest — she’s the emotional anchor in a story that could’ve easily spiraled into pure chaos. Grounded yet complex, Yvonne is someone who deeply cares, even when the world around her starts to burn.

    “Yvonne’s an empathetic person,” Kravitz says. “I think she likes to take care of people, including Hank. She doesn’t do the best job, but she tries.”

    That humanity is what elevates Yvonne from being just a sidekick. She’s a flawed, fascinating, and fiercely loyal survivor — and Kravitz plays her with nuance and fire.

    Watch the Trailer Here:

    From Cat-Sitting to Complete Mayhem

    So how does a romance between a former ballplayer and an EMT morph into a full-blown cat-and-mouse chase with gangsters? It all begins when Hank’s shady neighbor Russ (played with eerie charm by Matt Smith) asks him to watch his cat. A simple favor — until everything unravels.

    Before long, Hank and Yvonne are neck-deep in NYC’s criminal underworld, running for their lives and trying to figure out why dangerous people want Hank dead.

    A Cast That Packs a Punch

    Besides the dynamic duo of Kravitz and Butler, Caught Stealing boasts a powerhouse cast including Matt Smith and the ever-commanding Regina King. And the brains behind the screenplay? None other than Charlie Huston, adapting his own cult-favorite novel.

    “I wrote this book decades ago, and now I’m making a movie with Darren Aronofsky and Austin Butler and Matt Smith and Regina King and Zoë Kravitz,” they say. “It’s so amazing. Darren and I were both living in the East Village in the 90s, and our paths must have crossed at some point. When I first moved to New York, I was couch-surfing and living next door to where he was living at the time, so part of the joy of this project is just the shared lived experience and authenticity of that. To be able to look back and revisit that period of our lives is just fun.”

    The film’s gritty tone is steeped in personal nostalgia. Both Huston and Aronofsky once lived in New York’s East Village during the ’90s, and that raw, lived-in energy pulses through every frame of the film.

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    Now Showing: A Must-See Ride of Love and Survival

    With its genre-bending thrills, simmering romance, and unforgettable performances, Caught Stealing is a cinematic adrenaline shot — and Zoë Kravitz is its beating heart.

    Now showing in cinemas across the Philippines. Check showtimes and buy your tickets here.

    Grab your tickets, bring your heart rate monitors, and prepare for a thriller that doesn’t let go.

  • New Movies This Week: 100 Awit Para Kay Stella, Caught Stealing, Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale, Magellan, Studio Ghibli Fest, Witchboard, and More!

    New Movies This Week: 100 Awit Para Kay Stella, Caught Stealing, Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale, Magellan, Studio Ghibli Fest, Witchboard, and More!

    It’s Wednesday again, which means a fresh batch of movies is waiting for you on the big screen. This week, the lineup is stacked: from Lav Diaz’s bold historical drama Magellan to the heart-tugging reunion in 100 Awit Para Kay Stella, the thrilling Caught Stealing, the grand send-off of Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale, and even Studio Ghibli’s beloved classics like My Neighbor Totoro and Princess Mononoke making their return. So tag your movie squad, load up on extra-buttered popcorn, and catch these must-watch films at a theater near you!

    Now, let’s take a sneak peek at what’s premiering this week:

    Now Showing September 10, 2025 Magellan, 100 Awit Para Kay Stella

    100 Awit Para Kay Stella

    2025 • PG • 2 hrs 9 mins
    ROMANCE
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    What happens when old flames flicker back to life after 15 years? Bela Padilla shines as Stella, a thriving singles event planner who’s fresh off a breakup and not quite open to new chapters. Enter JC Santos as Fidel, her past love escaping corporate chaos, and Kyle Echarri as rising star Clyde, stirring up a whirlwind of resurfaced emotions and healed scars. As timing plays its tricky games, will Stella and Fidel finally sync up? This heartfelt tale tugs at the heartstrings with relatable twists and swoon-worthy moments that scream date-night essential. 

    Caught Stealing

    2025 • R-16 • 1 hr 46 mins
    COMEDY, CRIME, THRILLER
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    Ever wonder how a washed-up baseball pro stumbles into mobster mayhem? Austin Butler leads as Hank Thompson, a burned-out athlete thrust into 1990s New York’s seedy underbelly, dodging danger at every turn. With Regina King and Zoë Kravitz rounding out the sharp ensemble, this flick mixes laughs, tension, and survival stakes in a city that never sleeps. If you love your thrills with a side of humor and high-stakes chases, this one’s your ticket to edge-of-your-seat fun. 

    Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale

    2025 • PG • 2 hrs 4 mins
    DRAMA, HISTORY, ROMANCE
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    The beloved estate faces its biggest shake-up yet. Hugh Bonneville returns as the head of the Crawley family, where Michelle Dockery’s Mary lands in a scandalous spotlight amid money woes threatening the whole household. Laura Carmichael and Phyllis Logan join the fray as everyone navigates social pitfalls and bids farewell to old ways, ushering in a fresh era for Downton. Fans of period charm and emotional family sagas will adore this poignant close to the series, blending romance, intrigue, and that signature British wit. 

    Magellan

    2025 • R-16 • 2 hrs 43 mins
    DRAMA, HISTORY
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    Picture this: the 16th century, where one man’s dream to sail around the world clashes with royal stubbornness. Gael García Bernal stars as Ferdinand Magellan, the Portuguese navigator who ditches his homeland for Spanish support, ties the knot with Ângela Azevedo’s Beatriz Barbosa in Seville, and sets off on a 1519 expedition that ends in tragedy amid the Philippines conquest. Lav Diaz directs this epic, blending Magellan’s ambitions with the raw perspective of his enslaved Malaysian interpreter, Enrique, played by Amado Arjay Babon. It’s a thoughtful look at colonialism’s double-edged sword, perfect for history buffs seeking depth and drama. 

    My Neighbor Totoro

    1988 • PG • 1 hr 26 mins
    ANIMATION, FAMILY, FANTASY
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    Who could resist the magic of forest friends? Two young sisters relocate to the countryside with their dad to stay near their ailing mom, only to uncover a world of enchanting tree dwellers led by the fluffy Totoro. Noriko Hidaka and Chika Sakamoto voice the sisters in this Studio Ghibli classic re-release, with Hitoshi Takagi as their father. When the little one wanders off, big sis calls on the spirits for a heartwarming rescue. It’s pure joy for all ages, reminding us of childhood’s simple wonders and nature’s gentle embrace. 

    Princess Mononoke

    1997 • PG • 2 hrs 13 mins
    ADVENTURE, ANIMATION, FANTASY
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    A cursed prince on a healing journey collides with fierce forest defenders. Yoji Matsuda brings Ashitaka to life, the Emishi warrior trekking west after a boar god’s attack, crossing paths with Yuriko Ishida’s wolf-raised San and Yuko Tanaka’s ambitious Lady Eboshi. This Studio Ghibli epic pits nature against progress in a battle for balance, packed with breathtaking battles and moral depth. If mythical tales with environmental heart appeal to you, this one’s a timeless triumph. 

    The Wind Rises

    2013 • R-16 • 2 hrs 6 mins
    ANIMATION, DRAMA, HISTORY, ROMANCE, WAR
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    Fuelled by a passion for the heavens, one engineer’s life takes flight. Hideaki Anno voices Jiro Horikoshi, the real-life aviation pioneer behind a infamous WWII plane, navigating love, loss, and innovation in turbulent times. Hidetoshi Nishijima and Miori Takimoto flesh out his personal story in this Studio Ghibli masterpiece from Hayao Miyazaki. It’s a poignant blend of romance and historical reflection, ideal for those who appreciate stories of ambition against the odds. 

    Witchboard

    2025 • R-16 • 1 hr 51 mins
    HORROR
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    A simple game turns into a nightmare portal. Madison Iseman and Aaron Dominguez play a couple in New Orleans who unleash ancient evils via a cursed board, with Melanie Jarnson adding to the chills in this Chuck Russell-directed fright fest. Possession, lies, and ghostly games await in the shadowy streets, delivering jump scares and suspense that horror fans crave. If you’re in the mood for thrills that linger, this urban terror tale fits the bill. 

    Detective Conan: One-Eyed Flashback (Opening Date: September 13, Saturday)

    2025 • PG • 1 hr 45 mins
    ACTION, ANIMATION, CRIME, MYSTERY
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    A detective’s near-death brush sparks a chilling investigation. Minami Takayama reprises her role as Conan in this anime adventure, where inspector Yamato Kansuke survives an avalanche after a sniper’s shot blinds one eye. Kappei Yamaguchi and Wakana Yamazaki join as a researcher attack pulls him back into the fray amid Nagano’s frozen mountains. Packed with twists, pursuits, and clever sleuthing, it’s a high-octane puzzle for anime mystery enthusiasts.

    FAN FAVORITES STILL SHOWING

    Missed last week’s releases? No worries, these crowd-pleasers are still packing theaters with action, laughs, and heart. Here’s what’s holding strong: 

    The Conjuring: Last Rites

    2025 • R-16 • 2 hrs 17 mins
    HORROR
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    Jujutsu Kaisen: Hidden Inventory / Premature Death

    2025 • • 1 hr 51 mins
    ACTION, ANIMATION, FANTASY
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    Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle

    2025 • R-13 • 2 hrs 35 mins
    ACTION, ANIMATION, FANTASY, THRILLER
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    With an epic historical saga, a bittersweet romance, a high-stakes thriller, Studio Ghibli magic, and spine-tingling horror, this week’s lineup proves there’s something for everyone. So, what’s playing first on your watchlist? Don’t miss out, check our Movie Section for showtimes and snag your tickets today. Stay tuned for next week’s fresh releases and updates. Enjoy the movies!

  • Austin Butler Lives Out His Dream in Darren Aronofsky’s “Caught Stealing” – In Cinemas September 10

    Austin Butler Lives Out His Dream in Darren Aronofsky’s “Caught Stealing” – In Cinemas September 10

    From Dream to Reality: Austin Butler Lands His Bucket List Role

    For Austin Butler, working with director Darren Aronofsky has always been more than a career milestone—it was a childhood dream finally realized.

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    “The first thing I was ever cast in was a student film,” Butler says. “I asked the director of that movie who his favorite director was, and he said Darren Aronofsky. Since I was a child, I had this thing in my head where I wanted to work with Darren.”

    That wish comes true in Caught Stealing, a gritty new crime film adapted from Charlie Huston’s novel. Butler steps into the gritty shoes of Hank Thompson, a washed-up baseball player turned bartender who finds himself caught in a deadly gang war after doing what seemed like a harmless favor.

    Plot Twist: A Cat-Sitting Favor Gone Wrong

    Set in downtown New York City, Caught Stealing begins with a simple request: Hank’s neighbor, Russ (played by Matt Smith), asks him to watch his cat. But things escalate quickly. That one favor launches Hank into a blood-soaked conflict between the city’s most ruthless criminals.

    Butler explains, “He’s moved to New York and become a bartender. He’s numbing himself, just drinking and living a bare minimum life,” says Butler. “And then he’s thrown into this wild set of circumstances that create a life-or-death struggle. It’s a defibrillator that shocks him back into life—to take the responsibility to protect the people he cares about and not die himself.”

    Watch the Featurette Here:

    Aronofsky x Butler: A Dynamic Duo

    On set, Butler thrived under Aronofsky’s intense creative direction.

    “It’s a pressure cooker, and I enjoyed that,” he says. “He demands a lot of everybody, including himself, but that intensity pulls out the best in every department. It’s a pleasure to work hard when the results justify the work.”

    Aronofsky, known for Black Swan and Requiem for a Dream, was equally impressed with Butler. “It’s the first time I’ve seen him show up as Austin,” says Aronofsky. “He often plays these incredible characters that he disappears in and brings them to life. But there’s so much of him in this character.”

    A Character on the Brink

    Screenwriter Charlie Huston, who adapted his own novel, reveals the emotional complexity behind Hank Thompson.

    “When we meet Hank, he’s at a crossroads in his life,” says Huston. “When he was younger, he thought he was going to be a superstar baseball player. He had the brightest possible future, and through his own carelessness, it went completely awry. Faced with that, he chose to run away rather than confront it and try to grow from it. He’s been running for 12 or 13 years when we meet him.”

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    Shocked Back to Life

    Caught Stealing isn’t just an action-packed crime saga—it’s a redemption story. It’s about a man waking up from his own apathy.

    “He’s moved to New York and become a bartender. He’s numbing himself, just drinking and living a bare minimum life,” says Butler. “And then he’s thrown into this wild set of circumstances that create a life-or-death struggle. It’s a defibrillator that shocks him back into life—to take the responsibility to protect the people he cares about and not die himself.”

    Catch the Chaos: September 10 in PH Cinemas

    With edge-of-your-seat action, emotionally charged performances, and Aronofsky’s signature tension, Caught Stealing is a must-watch thriller you won’t want to miss. Distributed locally by Columbia Pictures Philippines.

    Mark your calendars—Caught Stealing opens in Philippine cinemas on September 10!

  • Darren Aronofsky Lets Loose with Wild, Wickedly Funny Crime Thriller “Caught Stealing”

    Darren Aronofsky Lets Loose with Wild, Wickedly Funny Crime Thriller “Caught Stealing”

    Darren Aronofsky Loosens Up in a Gritty Crime Comedy That’s Surprisingly… Fun

    Known for sending audiences on psychologically intense trips with films like Requiem for a Dream and Black Swan, Darren Aronofsky throws us a delightful curveball with his latest film, Caught Stealing.

    “first and foremost fun—a movie that for two hours would fully distract and hold your attention, and while you’re at the theater, you have a great time.”

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    Austin Butler, Matt Smith, and Darren Aronofsky on the set of Caught Stealing. © 2024 CTMG, Inc. All Rights Reserved

    Set in late-‘90s New York and brimming with absurd twists, Caught Stealing is a dark comedy with all the unpredictability of a late-night bar fight—and Aronofsky is clearly having a blast behind the camera.

    A Long Time Coming: From Book to Big Screen

    Adapted from Charlie Huston’s cult novel of the same name, the film took nearly two decades to materialize. Aronofsky was first smitten by the book 18 years ago.

    “I was so entertained and pumped by the book when I first read it 18 years ago,” he says. “Then a bunch of time passed, and Charlie tracked me down with an email out of the blue—they now controlled the book and had written a screenplay.”

    That email set things in motion, with Huston not just handing over the story but shaping it for the screen.

    “I wrote this book way back in 1998, the year the story is set in,” they say. “There’s a ton of my own lived experience in the story’s main character. When Darren Aronofsky reached out to me 18 years ago to say that he was interested in the book, it was super exciting. I loved the idea of Darren taking his visual sensibility and the dynamism of his storytelling and applying it to this story.”

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    Meet Hank Thompson: The Unluckiest Bartender in NYC

    Austin Butler (Elvis) stars as Hank Thompson, a former baseball player turned bartender who just wants to be left alone. But when his oddball neighbor Russ (Matt Smith) begs him to cat-sit for a few days, Hank unknowingly inherits a world of trouble.

    Suddenly, he’s in the crosshairs of gangsters, con artists, and cops—all thanks to a mysterious cat and a case of mistaken identity.

    What starts as a favor turns into a full-blown survival game, packed with gritty alleyway brawls, stolen cash, and an ensemble of chaotic characters.

    A Cast That’s Anything but Subtle

    In true Aronofsky fashion, the characters here aren’t just colorful—they’re explosive:

    • Austin Butler goes from suave to scrappy, putting on weight and fully immersing himself in Hank’s spiraling world.
    • Matt Smith is wildly unpredictable as Russ, rocking a punk attitude and questionable choices.
    • Zoë Kravitz brings heart as Yvonne, Hank’s EMT girlfriend with a strong moral compass.
    • Supporting the madness are Regina King, Vincent D’Onofrio, Liev Schreiber, Carol Kane, and a gun-wielding Bad Bunny as “Colorado,” a gangster with a thing for stylish mayhem.
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    Matt Smith and Austin Butler in Caught Stealing

    Yes, This is Still an Aronofsky Film

    While Caught Stealing feels like a riotous genre jump, fans of Aronofsky will still recognize his signature storytelling—emotionally raw characters, intense visual framing, and stakes that escalate wildly.

    Huston says it best:

    “There’s a lot of humor in the story. It’s great to see him applying his sensibility to it. It has a very dark sensibility, and that’s Darren’s wheelhouse. Darren’s work has a deep earnestness to it, and an emotionality that’s very strong and very present. I like that his characters feel so deeply, and they always go on journeys.”

    When and Where to Catch the Madness

    After premiering in Puerto Rico, Caught Stealing is set to bring its wild ride to local audiences soon:

    Philippine Cinemas: September 10, 2025.

    Don’t Forget to Watch the Trailer Here to Get a Taste of the Action!

    Why You’ll Want to Watch This

    • A surprisingly hilarious, high-stakes story set in a nostalgic, dangerous 1990s NYC
    • Aronofsky’s signature intensity blended with crime caper chaos
    • Austin Butler in a never-before-seen role—grimy, desperate, and unexpectedly funny
    • A killer soundtrack, punchy one-liners, and a plot that doesn’t let up

    If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if Snatch, Trainspotting, and Uncut Gems had a cinematic love child—with a touch of Aronofsky madness—Caught Stealing is it.

    Final Word: Don’t Just Sit—Get Caught!

    A wild mix of black comedy and survival chaos, Caught Stealing is a film that flips expectations and drags you along for every outrageous twist.

    Funny, sharp, and relentlessly entertaining, this is Aronofsky like you’ve never seen him before.

  • Austin Butler and Darren Aronofsky Thrill Fans at Surprise “Caught Stealing” Screening in Austin

    Austin Butler and Darren Aronofsky Thrill Fans at Surprise “Caught Stealing” Screening in Austin

    Hollywood Hits a Home Run in Austin

    It was a night to remember at the Alamo Drafthouse in South Lamar, Austin, Texas! Fans were left speechless as Academy Award-nominated actor Austin Butler and visionary director Darren Aronofsky made a surprise appearance during a special screening of their newest collaboration, Caught Stealing.

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    Austin Butler, Daren Aronofsky, and Matthew McConaughey are all smiles as they pose for a photo

    The electrifying crime thriller, set in the gritty streets of New York, stars Butler as a washed-up baseball player whose life spirals into chaos. Directed by Aronofsky, known for his distinct storytelling and cinematic boldness, the film promises a pulse-pounding narrative with a cast as wild as the plot.

    Watch The Trailer Here:

    A Texas Twist: Matthew McConaughey Joins the Fun

    Adding to the unexpected excitement, Texas’ own Matthew McConaughey popped in to host the post-screening discussion. In true McConaughey fashion—charming and full of Southern flair—the actor led a lively conversation with Butler and Aronofsky, giving audiences an intimate look at the behind-the-scenes madness of making Caught Stealing.

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    Matthew McConaughey, Darren Aronofsky, and Austin Butler sit down to talk about Caught Stealing

    A Plot That Pitches You Into Mayhem

    In Caught Stealing, Austin Butler plays Hank Thompson, a former high-school baseball phenom who’s traded fastballs for bar shifts in New York. With a solid girlfriend (played by Zoë Kravitz) and a quiet life, things seem calm—until a punk neighbor (played by Matt Smith) leaves him in charge of a cat.

    Simple, right? Not quite.

    Soon, Hank finds himself pursued by a bizarre parade of gangsters, thugs, and crooks—each more dangerous than the last. But why they’re after him remains a mystery. As the chaos unfolds, Hank has to rely on his instincts and hustle to stay alive and unravel the truth.

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    Austin Butler among press and fans at the exclusive screening of Caught Stealing in Austin, Texas

    Star-Studded & Danger-Fueled

    Caught Stealing boasts a powerhouse cast, including:

    Directed by Darren Aronofsky, with a screenplay by Charlie Huston based on his own novel, this gripping adaptation promises action, dark humor, and a relentless pace that will keep viewers on edge.

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    Austin Butler shares his thoughts on the film with Darren Aronofsky and Matthew McConaughey

    Mark Your Calendars!

    Philippine release date: September 10, 2025

    Get ready for an adrenaline-fueled thriller that’s equal parts madness and genius. Caught Stealing is about to steal the spotlight—and possibly your breath.

    Photo credit: “2025 Getty Images”

  • Austin Butler Is Running for His Life in Darren Aronofsky’s Twisted New Comedy Crime Thriller “Caught Stealing”

    Austin Butler Is Running for His Life in Darren Aronofsky’s Twisted New Comedy Crime Thriller “Caught Stealing”

    What starts with a cat turns into absolute chaos.

    In Caught Stealing, Oscar-nominated director Darren Aronofsky flips the script with a deliciously dark comedy crime thriller starring Austin Butler (Elvis), Zoë Kravitz (The Batman), Matt Smith (House of the Dragon), and Benito A. Martínez Ocasio—better known to fans as Bad Bunny.

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    The much-anticipated trailer just dropped, and it’s every bit as gritty, funny, and off-the-rails as you’d expect from Aronofsky.

    About the Film: A Bartender, a Baseball Past, and a Whole Lot of Trouble

    Meet Hank Thompson (Austin Butler)—a former high-school baseball star turned low-key New York bartender. Life’s not perfect, but it’s decent. He’s got a loving girlfriend (Zoë Kravitz), a stable job, and his favorite underdog team is making a rare pennant push.

    Then his neighbor Russ (Matt Smith), a punk-rock mess, asks Hank to cat-sit. No big deal, right?.. Wrong.

    From Cat-Sitter to Crime Suspect

    Within hours, Hank is caught in the crosshairs of an unpredictable crew of violent gangsters, all of whom are convinced he knows something. The catch? He doesn’t. Not even close.

    But as the city closes in around him, Hank has to outwit—and outrun—every crooked character on his trail to figure out what’s really going on… before it’s too late.

    A Stellar Ensemble Cast Brings the Madness to Life

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    Behind the Scenes: A Collaboration of Grit and Genius

    • Director: Darren Aronofsky (Black Swan, The Whale)
    • Screenplay by: Charlie Huston, adapted from his own novel Caught Stealing
    • Produced by: Protozoa Pictures

    Coming Soon to Philippine Cinemas

    Caught Stealing is set to hit theaters soon in the Philippines, promising a wild, unpredictable ride through New York’s criminal underbelly—all triggered by one innocent favor.

    Final Word: Expect the Unexpected

    With a stacked cast, a devilishly clever script, and Aronofsky’s unflinching directorial hand steering the madness, Caught Stealing looks set to be one of this year’s most unique genre-benders. You’ll laugh. You’ll squirm. You’ll question every favor you’ve ever agreed to. Don’t miss it.

    Photo & Video Credit: “Columbia Pictures”