A satirical British comedy about the excessive lifestyle of a fashion mogul will no longer be released in cinemas in the wake of coronavirus shutdowns.
, directed by Michael Winterbottom and co-starring Isla Fisher and Asa Butterfield, was due for release in Australia this month. It was pulled off the schedule along with scores of other movie releases in the wake of cinema closures due to the coronavirus pandemic.will now go directly to digital platforms and DVD and Bluray, on July 7 for digital and July 15 in physical formats.
was released in the UK earlier this year and tells the story of a fashion retail chief executive celebrating his birthday in Mykonos, an indictment of excess and high capitalism.is the first major title in Australia confirmed to now skip a cinematic release altogether. An indie thriller starring Elijah Wood,was released on digital platforms after a weekend of sneak previews in cinemas.
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