Twists and Turns: A Night of Chaos in 'All Night Wrong' with Zach Cherry and Maria Bakalova

Severance actor Zach Cherry stars as Gary, a timid man unsure of his ability to be loved, who goes on a blind date with widow Ell, played by Maria Bakalova. Their date takes a chaotic turn when they inadvertently steal a car containing $40,000 and a dead body. With a killer on their trail, they must navigate a night of bad decisions, mystery, and danger in the film "All Night Wrong," directed by Jason James.
The movie follows the duo as they embark on a journey filled with twists, awkward conversations, lies, and betrayal, all while trying to solve a murder conspiracy. The film, described as a mix of neo-noir thriller and indie rom-com, features a stellar cast including Tyler Labine, Emily Hampshire, and Ryan Beil.
"All Night Wrong" is a collaboration between Resonance Films, Telefilm Canada, Voltage Pictures, and other partners. Director Jason James aims to showcase real people making wrong choices in extraordinary circumstances, offering a fresh and captivating narrative.
The film's setting, a small Canadian town, plays a significant role in creating a dreamlike atmosphere and enhancing the characters' isolation. The town's unique locations and the music selection contribute to the film's eerie and timeless feel.
The casting process involved selecting actors who could bring authenticity and depth to their roles. Zach Cherry and Maria Bakalova's on-screen chemistry adds a dynamic element to the film, while Tyler Labine and Emily Hampshire bring mystery and intensity to their characters.
Filmed in the Columbia Valley region of British Columbia during winter, the production faced challenges due to the harsh conditions. The cast and crew worked tirelessly through freezing temperatures and snow to capture the film's nocturnal setting and intense action sequences.
"All Night Wrong" offers a blend of genres and a compelling narrative that explores the complexities of human relationships in unexpected circumstances. Premiering at SXSW London, the film promises a thrilling and entertaining experience for audiences.