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Pedro Almodóvar’s highly anticipated western short film Strange Way of Life is hitting theaters.

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By Ricky CornishAugust 03 2023 / 6:23 PM
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Considered by many as the new Brokeback Mountain, Pedro Pascal and Ethan Hawke will be hitting the big screen in Strange Way of Life on October 4, followed by a nationwide release on October 6.
The movie, which stars the actors as two aging gunslingers, shows the two coming together again after years of being apart.
For history buffs, Pedro Almodóvar was originally approached to direct Brokeback Mountain, but left the project due to creative differences.
The 31-minute short film also stars hunks like Manu Ríos, Jason Fernández, José Condessa, George Steane, and Daniel Rived.
Anyone who prefers to watch movies in the comfort of their own home are also in luck. Strange Way of Life will debut on MUBI on October 20.
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