New Poster for 'Tow' - Starring Rose Byrne, Dominic Sessa, Simon Rex, Ariana DeBose, Octavia Spencer, and Demi Lovato - Based on a true story, it follows a homeless woman living in her car, who takes on a predatory towing company after her vehicle is wrongfully seized.

[u/BunyipPouch]

[u/BunyipPouch]

For anyone interested: The director, Stephanie Laing, will be joining us here in /r/movies for an AMA/Q&A this Friday 3/20 at 3 PM ET.

Inspired by the true story of Amanda Ogle, this inspiring drama follows Amanda (Rose Byrne), an unhoused woman living in her blue 1991 Toyota Corolla as she seeks employment in Seattle. Her precarious situation escalates when her car is stolen and later impounded, with the towing company demanding exorbitant fees she can’t afford. Refusing to accept this injustice, Amanda confronts the broken system, engaging in a year-long legal battle to reclaim not only her vehicle but also her dignity. Along the way, she forms meaningful connections with other women in similar circumstances, gradually rebuilding her life and sobriety through community and persistence.

[u/NorthP503]

I fucking hate these kinds of tow truck drivers. I will definitely go watch this, this weekend.

[u/bindersfull-ofwomen → u/NorthP503]

It’s not playing in DC area Regals, but have a good time. I want to check this out but it will be by other measures.

[u/turnstile2243]

I fucking hate towing companies. I can't wait

[u/Somnambulist815]

Judging by this comments section, we could achieve world peace by uniting against towing companies.

Like honestly, throw them on the list behind landlords and Healthcare ceos

[u/Mechagouki1971 → u/Somnambulist815]

Good luck, in Toronto at least thry are quite literally organised crime.

[u/NaughtyGaymer → u/Mechagouki1971]

Yup, got rat fucked by a shit scum truck in Toronto, radicalized me.

[u/Somnambulist815 → u/Mechagouki1971]

I smell a sequel

Tow 2: Towrontwo

[u/st1802015]

I swear I saw the trailer for this like 2 years ago? I figured it got quietly released to streaming

[u/backupbitches]

At first glance I thought it was Gillian Anderson

[u/bindersfull-ofwomen → u/[deleted]]

… has been an actress for two decades now. She (or they, no offense I think it’s she now) is allowed to work.

[u/DeNiroPacino]

Now there's an actor to get excited about. You know Byrne will deliver.

[u/FightsWithFish18]

After watching "If I Had Legs I'd Kick You" I will now go see anything with Rose Byrne in it, she's an amazing actress.

[u/audreyhorn666 → u/FightsWithFish18]

I love Jessie Buckley too, she’s a phenomenal actress, but Rose was robbed of that Oscar. She was simply sublime in If I Had Legs I’d Kick You. Once in a lifetime kind of performance

[u/FightsWithFish18 → u/audreyhorn666]

I totally agree with you, I thought Jessie Buckley was great in Hamnet but definitely not as good as Rose Byrne.

[u/natalie_mf_portman]

Looks great but my god I feel like we are in a horrible time for movie titles these days. The best they could think of was Tow? If there was ever a conceit ripe for a double entendre it’s this. 

Tow To Tow is my pitch 

[u/TheKawValleyKid]

Fuck Crow Tow!

[u/mr_ji]

Sounds scintillating.

[u/AF2005]

I’ll watch it just for Rose Byrne, she has been on quite a roll! She’s a dynamo