Feid is taking his latest project to the big screen. On September 13th, the Colombian artist will screen his new short film, EL GREEN PRINT, for one night only at 42 Regal theaters across 41 US cities. Among its cast: skateboarding legend Tony Hawk.
Set in Japan, EL GREEN PRINT chronicles what its synopsis describes as the “final chapter” of Ferxxo, Feid’s longtime alter ego. The film follows Ferxxo as he becomes involved with a clandestine group whose rituals and underground world push him toward a transformation marking the end of one era and the beginning of another.
Notable Cast Members
Tony Hawk isn’t the only notable name involved. The film also features Álvaro Díaz, Yuki Chiba, and Keiichi Tsuchiya, better known as the “Drift King.” Hawk previously appeared in Feid’s music video for “ANDO XXIL.”
Shot on 35mm across Miami, Los Angeles, and Tokyo, EL GREEN PRINT shares its name with Feid’s upcoming album project, which is being released across four EPs. The first installment, Feid Vs Ferxxo, arrived in April.
Screenings and Music Video Premiere
The September 13th screenings will also feature the theatrical premiere of Feid’s new music video for “A Xon De Que.” Tickets cost $10, with the full ticket value redeemable as a $10 concession voucher at participating Regal theaters on the day of the screening.
In conclusion, Feid’s EL GREEN PRINT is a highly anticipated short film that promises to bring a unique and exciting experience to audiences. With its talented cast, including Tony Hawk, and its connection to Feid’s upcoming album project, this film is sure to generate buzz in the entertainment industry. Fans of Feid and Tony Hawk won’t want to miss this opportunity to see EL GREEN PRINT on the big screen.
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