EQUALS: Starring Kristen Stewart and Nicholas Hoult – Available on Blu-ray and DVD September 6

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
Nicholas Hoult and Kristen Stewart star as star-crossed lovers in the intensely moving Equals, arriving on Blu-ray (plus Digital HD) and DVD (plus Digital) on September 6 from Lionsgate. Equals reveals the risks one couple takes for love in a world where feelings are considered a “disease.” The film had its world premiere at the 2015 Venice International Film Festival and was theatrically released by A24. Also starring Jacki Weaver and Guy Pearce, Equals will be available on Blu-ray and DVD for the suggested retail price of $24.99 and $19.98, respectively. Story by Drake Doremus. Screenplay by Nathan Parker. Directed by Drake Doremus.
 
OFFICIAL SYNOPSIS
In this gripping and emotional sci-fi romance from acclaimed director Drake Doremus (Like Crazy), Kristen Stewart and Nicholas Hoult play Nia and Silas, two people who work together in a futuristic society known as “The Collective.” A seemingly utopian world, “The Collective” has ended crime and violence by genetically eliminating all human emotions.  Despite this, Nia and Silas can’t help noticing a growing attraction between them, leading them to a forbidden relationship — at first tentative, but then exploding into a passionate romance.  As suspicion begins to mount among their superiors, the couple will be forced to choose between going back to the safety of the lives they have always known, or risking it all to try and pull off a daring escape.
 
BLU-RAY/DVD SPECIAL FEATURES*

    “Switched On” Featurette
    “The Collective” Featurette
    “Utopia” Featurette
    Audio Commentary with Director Drake Doremus, Cinematographer John Guleserian, and Editor Jonathan Alberts

*Subject to change
 
CAST
Nicholas Hoult             X-Men Franchise, Mad Max: Fury Road, Warm Bodies
Kristen Stewart           Twilight Franchise, Snow White and the Huntsman, American Ultra
Jacki Weaver              Silver Linings Playbook, The Voices
and Guy Pearce          The Hurt Locker, The King’s Speech