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‘No Sudden Move’ will definitely be a crowd-pleaser and I’m looking forward to enjoying it under the New York skyline.” “I suspect this year will be no different. Each year, he brings a unique ability to capture audiences through his films, with such powerful and prolific moments,” said Jane Rosenthal, co-founder and CEO of Tribeca Enterprises and the Tribeca Festival. “‘No Sudden Move’ is a fantastic addition to our lineup and Steven has been such a great friend of the festival. Other than its debut at Tribeca, the movie isn’t playing in theaters and will instead launch on HBO Max on July 1. When their plan goes awry, they search to find out who hired them - and for what purpose. Set in Detroit in 1954, “No Sudden Move” - written by Ed Solomon - centers on a group of small-time criminals hired to steal what they think is a simple document. The filmmaker behind a range of blockbusters and indie hits, including “Erin Brockovich,” “Magic Mike,” the “Ocean’s” trilogy and the hopefully soon-to-be irrelevant “Contagion,” most recently produced this year’s Oscar ceremony. “A year ago I was on lockdown in Tribeca, so I never imagined we could return 12 months later with a new movie screening for a live audience in our neighborhood. Don Cheadle, Benicio del Toro, David Harbour, Jon Hamm, Brendan Fraser and Kieran Culkin star in the film, but Tribeca’s organizers did not specify who will be in attendance.

The cast of “No Sudden Move” is expected to make an appearance at the outdoor event, which is taking place as part of Tribeca’s 12-day celebration to reopen the city and bring back live entertainment. The film is set to screen on June 18 - at The Battery in New York City - as the festival’s centerpiece gala selection. Steven Soderbergh‘s upcoming crime thriller “ No Sudden Move” will have its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival.

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