Bones and All Release Date: Is It Based on True Story?

By Phoebe Uren On Oct 19, 2022

Timothée Chalamet, one of Hollywood’s top young performers, will star in Bones and All, a new film, which will hit theatres in the fall of 2022. Following their collaboration on the 2017 film Call Me by Your Name, Chalamet, and director Luca Guadagnino are working together once more on this film.

One of the best-received films of 2017, Call Me by Your Name gained numerous accolades and nominations, including Best Picture and Best Actor nominations for Chalamet at the Oscars (the movie won an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay). After five years, Bones and All is already a contender for certain accolades.

Bones and All Be Released

On September 2, 2022, Bones and All had its global premiere at the Venice International Film Festival. On November 18, 2022, the movie will have a restricted release. The day before Thanksgiving, on November 23, 2022, the movie will have a wide distribution as per collider.com/.

The Steven Spielberg autobiographical The Fabelmans, the magical Disney animated feature Strange World, and the horror flick Nanny are all coming out on the same weekend as Bones and All, so it currently has some stiff competition.

Who is in the Cast of Bones and All?

Bones and All may feature Timothée Chalamet as the lead, but the Dune and Little Women actor is joined by a strong supporting cast.

Taylor Russell as Maren will go first. Russell, a rising star in her own right, has starred in the critically praised films Waves and Escape Room as well as its sequel, Escape Room: Tournament of Champions. She has been on television in Lost in Space and Falling Skies.

Another Call Me by Your Name alum, Michael Stuhlbarg, is a member of the supporting cast for Bones and All. Others include Jake Horowitz (The Vast of Night), André Holland (Moonlight), Jessica Harper (The Old Man), Mark Rylance (Bridge of Spies), Chlo Sevigny (The Girl from Plainville), David Gordon-Green (Halloween Ends), who plays a rare role in front of the camera.

Bones and All plot

Guadagnino has stated that Bones and All is not a horror film, despite the fact that it deals with cannibalism. He reminded Fantastic Man that viewers shouldn’t anticipate “too much” gore.

The romance that exists in every one of us and in relationships, in general, is addressed in the film Bones and All, according to the filmmaker.

I believe the more extreme component of the film is the depth of the feelings that these individuals experience — the impossibility of love. Of course, there is the literal aspect of it being a movie about cannibal lovers, which is excessive in many ways.

Guadagnino earlier mentioned that he consulted real scientists to make the sequence believable when discussing the subject of cannibalism in the film during a masterclass at the Zurich Film Festival (via Variety). We approached the subject of cannibalism extremely matter-of-factly, the director stated.

“Several pathologists gave us information on how to do a bite on the body of someone who just passed away, for example,” he continued. We gained useful knowledge.

Biting through the skin requires a lot of force. Someone questioned if we would require [stronger] jaw muscles, but Americans are already that way. Gum chewing caused it.

The US theatrical release of Bones and All is scheduled for November 23, 2022. There is no definite release date for the UK yet. View more of our coverage of movies or check out our TV Guide to find out what’s on tonight.

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Are There Bones and All Movie Trailer?

Yes, on September 29th, a full-length trailer was released. See below:
Another video clip of Lee and Maren discussing a joyful moment Lee had was also made available.

“How do you feel and think about it now that it has passed?” Lee eerily replies, “I don’t recall after,” in response to Maren’s question.