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Today in Indie Beat we've got the first trailer for Where the Road Runs Out, a human rights driven drama that also happens to be the first feature film to ever shoot on location in Equatorial Guinea. Come inside to check it out.

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This is the first film to ever be shot in Equatorial Guinea. It is a Human Rights driven international feature that has partnered with Sos Children's Villages.

Isaach De Bankole, Stelio Savante and Juliet Landau headline the first feature film to shoot in Equatorial Guinea,...

The first set pictures have been released from Where The Road Runs Out, a tale of life and love in the heart of Africa.

Directed by Rudolf Buitendach (Dark Hearts), the film has been shooting on location in The Netherlands (Rotterdam), South Africa (Durban), and has also become the first feature film to shoot in Equatorial Guinea (Malabo).

The film stars Ivorian-born actor and Cesar award-winner Isaach De Bankole (Casino Royale, 24), South African actor and SAG Awards nominee Stelio Savante (A Million Colours, Ugly Betty) and Saturn Awards nominee Juliet Landau (Drusilla in 1997's Buffy The Vampire Slayer).

The drama is brought to the screen by Dutch production company Firenze Film from a script by David Hughes (A Night At The Museum With McFly) with story by Robert Mann and Krystle Stok.

Emmy nominee Kees Van Oostrum (Dark Hearts, Gods & Generals) is the director of photography.

The feature has also...

Today's Indie Beat brings the first official images from the upcoming film Where The Road Runs Out. The human rights focused film, features a group of scientists searching for redemption in Africa.

Here at TheMoviePool we like to talk about all aspects of filmmaking and movie news. To that end, we now have Indie Beat where we'll highlight some of the latest news, trailers, and PR releases from the indie filmmaker scene. So if you're an independent filmmaker and want some coverage on our site, be sure to drop us a line at jordan@themoviepool.com. Now onto the news!

Where The Road Runs Out, directed by Rudolf Buitendach (Dark Hearts) has become the first feature film to shoot in Equatorial Guinea (Malabo). The human rights driven drama has also been shooting on location in The Netherlands (Rotterdam), and South Africa (Durban). There are two African stars headlining the film,...

In June we brought you casting news on Where The Road Runs Out. Today we have these first look photos from the film along with a behind the scenes featurette.

Directed by Rudolf Buitendach (Dark Hearts), Where The Road Runs Out has been shooting on location in The Netherlands (Rotterdam), South Africa (Durban), and has also become the first feature film to shoot in Equatorial Guinea (Malabo). The film stars Ivorian born actor & Cesar award winner Isaach De Bankole (Casino Royale, The Diving Bell & The Butterfly), Saturn award nominee Juliet Landau (Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Ed Wood) & South African actor & SAG nominee Stelio Savante (A Million Colours, Ugly Betty). The drama is brought to the screen by Dutch production company Firenze Film, & is line produced by Karin S De Boer (Black Book). The script is written by David Hughes (A Night At The Museum With McFly) with story by Robert Mann & Krystle Stok.

In what will be the first ever full-length feature to shoot in Equatorial Guinea, a cast whose credits include James Bond, Buffy and Ugly Betty have signed on to new film Where The Road Runs Out (Field Station Africa).

Ivorian-born actor and Cesar award-winner Isaach De Bankole (pictured below; Casino Royale, 24), Saturn award nominee Juliet Landau (below on right; Drusilla in 1997's Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Ed Wood) and South African actor and SAG Awards nominee Stelio Savante (above, A Million Colours, Ugly Betty) are set for the indie production.

Where The Road Runs Out (Field Station Africa) is brought to the screen by Dutch production company Firenze Film, and shoots on location in Equatorial Guinea, The Netherlands and South Africa through June and July.

Directed by Rudolf Buitendach (Dark Hearts), the drama is produced by Wilco Bout and line producer Karin S De Boer (Black Book).

The script is...

Here at TheMoviePool we like to talk about all aspects of filmmaking and movie news. To that end, we have Indie Beat where we highlight some of the latest news, trailers, and PR releases from the indie filmmaker scene. So if you're an independent filmmaker and want some coverage on our site, be sure to drop us a line.

Today's Indie Beat is a casting announcement for the upcoming film, Where the Road Runs Out. Here's the press release:

Ivorian born actor and Cesar award winner Isaach De Bankole (Casino Royale, The Diving Bell & The Butterfly), Saturn award nominee Juliet Landau (Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Ed Wood) and South African actor and SAG nominee Stelio Savante (A Million Colours, Ugly Betty), are set for the indie, Where The Road Runs Out( Field Station Africa). The film is brought to t he screen by Dutch production company Firenze Film, and shoots...

Ivorian born actor and Cesar award winner Isaach De Bankole (Casino Royale, The Diving Bell & The Butterfly), Saturn award nominee Juliet Landau (Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Ed Wood) and South African actor and SAG nominee Stelio Savante (A Million Colours, Ugly Betty), are set for the indie, Where The Road Runs Out (Field Station Africa). The film is brought to the screen by Dutch production company Firenze Film, and shoots on location in Equatorial Guinea (the first feature film to do so), The Netherlands and South Africa through June and July.

Directed by Rudolf Buitendach (Dark Hearts), the drama is produced by Wilco Bout and line producer Karin S De Boer (Black Book). The script is written by David Hughes (A Night At The Museum With McFly) with story by Robert Mann and Krystle Stok. Emmy nominee, Kees Van Oostrum (Dark Hearts, Gods & Generals) is set as cinematographer and Suzanne Barnes (Dark Hearts,...