Netflix Announces Release Date for Psychological Thriller: The Devil All The Time

Netflix has announced the release date for their much-anticipated psychological thriller, The Devil All The Time. The film is set to premiere on the streaming service globally on 16 September 2020 and features a starry lineup.

 

Mark your calendars for Tom Holland Bill Skarsgard Riley Keough Jason Clarke Sebastian Stan Robert Pattinson Haley Bennett Mia Wasikowska Eliza Scanlen Harry Melling Pokey LaFarge in THE DEVIL ALL THE TIME, from director Antonio Campos, coming to Netflix globally 16 September pic.twitter.com/ZQm35ilMyf

— NetflixFilm (@NetflixFilm) July 16, 2020

 

The news comes via a tweet, where Netflix announced the release date and a complete list of the cast members. The star-studded cast features an ensemble of familiar names including Tom Holland, Bill Skarsgård, Robert Pattinson, Mia Wasikowska, Sebastian Stan, Riley Keough, Jason Clarke, Haley Bennett, Eliza Scanlen, Harry Melling and Pokey Lafarge.  Directed by Antonio Campos, The Devil All The Time is a Southern Gothic psychological thriller based on the bestselling book of the same name by Donald Ray Pollock. Set in 1960s Ohio, the film follows a non-linear story of compelling and deranged characters who suffer from the psychological damages of World War II.

After his web-slinging escapades in Marvel’s Spider-Man films, Tom Holland will be leading the cast as Alvin Russell, a troubled Christian orphan, in this gruesome and grotesque narrative. Produced by Jake Gyllenhaal, the twisted anecdote will feature a serial-killing couple, a spider eating preacher and a lecherous pastor who preys on young congregants. As of now, Netflix has not updated the release date on their official page. But it should be resolved as soon as possible.

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The Trump administration’s letter to health agencies regarding data-sharing guidelines asked for daily Excel uploads, and manual contact-tracing efforts without software have proven difficult given the scale of the current pandemic. 

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Dozens of contact-tracing apps are springing up, surfacing design decisions around privacy, the need for newer technologies beyond Bluetooth for near-field communication and leading companies like Google and Apple to strike partnerships to power cross-platform mobile capabilities.

The good news is that the current efforts are taking seriously the need for better software and driving necessary innovation to help society better prepare for pandemics.

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How can software help local and state governments make better policies, and help digitize contact tracing while appeasing privacy concerns?

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