The survival thriller featuring Brad Pitt and a retired military dog will be presented in the festival’s Official Selection ahead of its cinema release.
Hollywood star Brad Pitt is set to travel to Spain as his upcoming film Heart of the Beast becomes part of the Official Selection at the San Sebastián Film Festival.
The Paramount Pictures production will not compete in the festival’s main competition but will be showcased as part of the prestigious event’s official lineup.Hayden Panettiere’s death has other child stars opening up
Pitt will attend the festival alongside director David Ayer to promote the highly anticipated survival drama, which explores courage, loyalty, and the bond between a soldier and his service dog.
In Heart of the Beast, Pitt plays James, a former Army Special Forces soldier who survives a plane crash in the remote Alaskan wilderness. His only companion during the dangerous journey is Odin, a retired military dog.
The film highlights the emotional connection between the man and the German Shepherd as they fight to survive extreme conditions.
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The real-life dog behind Odin is named Uber, and Pitt developed a strong bond with the canine during production.
Written by Cameron Alexander, the film also features executive production from Damien Chazelle, Scott Lumpkin, and Chris Long.
The story focuses on the powerful connection between a man and his loyal companion as they face their toughest challenge together.
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Heart of the Beast is scheduled to arrive in cinemas on September 25, bringing an emotional survival adventure to audiences worldwide.