Following screenings at the Can Film Festival and Toronto International Film Festival,

The Supernatural Thriller Ash-Cal, the Tunisian investigation is now available on digital platforms.

Ash-Cal follows the discovery of a mysterious burnt body by two police officers, which

sparks a puzzling repetition of events.

As the investigation progresses and more burnt bodies start showing up, I hate it when that happens. A network of violence and corruption

is uncovered throughout the city hailed by screen anarchy as, quote, a deft combination of

Neo Noir and the fantastic, Ashkow marks an important evolution in Tunisian genre cinema,

and is now available on iTunes, Amazon, Google Play, and Voodoo.

Very well done, Scott.

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