The G Starring Dale Dickey Gets June UK Cinema Release

It was one of the big highlights when it made it’s UK Premiere at Glasgow Film Festival in February, today The G will make it’s UK cinematic release in June.

The revenge thriller is written and directed by Karl R. Hearne, the film stars Dale Dickey (Winter’s Bone, Hell Or High Water).

The G is all about a mysterious older woman (Dickey) who seeks revenge on the corrupt legal guardian who destroyed her life. Forcing her into a home, assets stolen, but now with her granddaughter, revenge is on the cards.

Freda Cooper reviewed the film for us, giving the film 4 stars calling “A strong thriller, with a tense and skillfully woven plot, it’s lifted to another level by Dickey“. Freda also (video) Interviewed Dale Dickey and you can watch the interview here.

Ann Hunter (aka “The G”, played by Dale Dickey) and her husband retired to an unnamed American suburb 10 years ago to be near his family. But one day out of the blue they are snatched from their home by a corrupt legal guardian who believes they have hidden wealth. Their home and assets are legally stripped from them and they are put in a prison-like “eldercare facility,” victims of an exploding old age industry. Trapped in a corrupt and terrifying system, THE G begins to show her true mettle as she and her loyal granddaughter fight to get them out… and get revenge on the people who did this.

A “winter-noir” based on real events/inspired by the filmmaker’s own family experience, THE G is an original portrait of a fierce older woman in the kind of role that a woman is rarely cast in. A highly atmospheric blend of suspense, dark humour, and moving human relationships that confronts age-related issues head on,THE G is driven by one astonishing main character, rivetingly portrayed by Dale Dickey, “One of Hollywood’s Great Scene-Stealers” (Vanity Fair, Fall 2022).

The film also stars Romane Denis, Roc Lafortune, Bruce Ramsay and Jonathan Koensgen. The G will be released by Lightbulb Film Distribution in the UK and Ireland on 21st June.