As a thrilled fan, I’m excited to share that I’ve just caught wind of Netflix unveiling the chilling first trailer for their upcoming psychological thriller, titled “The Ballad of a Small Player.” Can’t wait to see it unfold!
According to the title, the upcoming thriller is adapted from Lawrence Osborne’s 2014 novel. It features Colin Farrell, Fala Chen, Deanie Ip, Alex Jennings, and Tilda Swinton in its cast.
The upcoming film, directed by Edward Berger (of “Conclave”) and written by Rowan Joffe, features Colin Farrell as a wandering gambler pursued relentlessly by the determined detective portrayed by Tilda Swinton.
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As a seasoned gaming enthusiast on a much-needed break in the vibrant city of Macau, I find myself unexpectedly crossing paths with someone who seems to share my knack for high-stakes betting. This new acquaintance could potentially unlock a way out of my current predicament – a past catching up and debt mounting that threaten to throw a wrench in my plans.
The Toronto International Film Festival terms this movie as an intriguing exploration of characters, filled with suspenseful allure and immersed in a captivating atmosphere. It’s a poignant tale about the struggles of addiction and potential pathways to salvation.
The film is scheduled to debut at the festival on the 9th of September. It will hit select theaters on the 17th of October, and then become available worldwide on Netflix starting from the 29th of October.
In an exhilarating turn of events today, I got a sneak peek at the latest trailer that unveiled the extravagant lifestyle of Mark Wahlberg’s character, brimming with high-stakes gambling, endless rounds of cocktails, and indulgent lobster feasts. It promises to be quite the ride!
It seems his high-stakes living might be taking its toll on him, for towards the end of the movie, you can see him anguished and shouting in despair.
Lord Freddy Doyle, played by Farrell, dons a green velvet suit and kid gloves, sports a pencil mustache, and carries a posh accent. He portrays an affluent globetrotter, enjoying the lavish lifestyle at a grand hotel in Macao.
A more detailed examination reveals that Doyle’s circumstances might be grimmer than they initially seem. He’s fallen behind on rent, struggling to secure loans from casinos, and heavily indebted to a questionable local individual.
Doyle travels to Macao, where, as an enigmatic stranger, he has the opportunity to start anew. However, Cynthia Blithe (Swinton) recognizes his true identity and understands the troubles he’s trying to flee from. A kind casino hostess (Chen) might aid Doyle in overcoming his escalating issues. Yet, is there any place left for him to find refuge?
The small player’s ballad hits the screens of UK and Irish movie theaters on the 17th of October. From the 29th of October, it will become available for streaming on Netflix.
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2025-08-19 17:49