Springsteen confides in the new trailer for Delive me from Nowhere
Jeremy Allen White puts on the leather jacket of “boss” to tell the creation of a legendary disc by an artist.
Jeremy Allen White did not win a third consecutive statuette for the best actor (for a comedy) at the Emmy Awards last night. Too bad. The star of The Bear Consoles himself with a new trailer for his great film on the boss!
20th Century Studios has just unveiled a brand new trailer for Delive me from Nowherebiopic centered on the creation of Nebraskathe cult album that Bruce Springsteen recorded alone, in 1982, in his New Jersey room, on a simple tape recorder 4 tracks. A raw disc, haunted, populated by lost souls, considered one of the summits of his career. The film retraces this pivotal period, when a young Springsteen, still at the gates of world glory, fights with the ghosts of his past and the anxieties of success. The video also emphasizes the artist’s inner fight, who will give birth to this disc.
The project was carried out and scripted by Scott Cooper (Crazy Heart,, Hostile), according to the book by Warren Zanes.
By his side: Jeremy Strong in Jon Landau, historic manager of Springsteen, Paul Walter Hauser as a guitar technician, Stephen Graham as a tortured father, Odessa Young in Muse, Gaby Hoffmann, Marc Maron and David Krumholtz complete the distribution.
The film will be released exclusively in the cinema on October 22, 2025 in France. Look at the new trailer below:
