Pics of Xavier and cast in hi-res stills from 'Newcastle'

Once in a while a film comes along which tries to be bold, daring, and provocative while still retaining enough “warm and fuzzy’ to appeal to American audiences. The result is usually a self-indulgent train wreck that smacks of too many engineers in the locomotive. First time writer/director Dan Castle attempts it in Newcastle, and the result will leave audiences wide-eyed with amazement.

I wrote that in my review of Newcastle after attending the World Premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York in April 2008.
http://www.pronetworks.org/index.php/independent_films/post/my_review_ of_newcastle_at_tribeca_film_festival/

Today is the day many fans have been waiting for -- not just those who have seen the film, but also fans who've been hearing about Newcastle and how powerful the performances are. The DVD has now been released in North America (Region 1).

Here are some high resolution production stills and images from the film:

http://www.pronetworks.org/index.php/independent_films/post/pictures_o f_xavier_samuel_eclipse_and_cast_in_stills_from_newcastle/

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