'Junction,' movie shot and produced in RI, opens Friday. Here's how to see it.
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EAST GREENWICH − "Junction," a movie produced by East Greenwich-based Chad A. Verdi and shot in Rhode Island, hits the big screen this weekend, as well as being available for streaming.
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Bryan Greenberg, who starred in the two-season-long HBO comedy "How to Make It in America," wrote, directed and stars in "Junction."
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The movie also stars Sophia Bush, best known for her nine seasons as Brooke Davis on the drama "One Tree Hill" on the WB; Greenberg's wife, Jamie Chung, who voiced Go Go in "Big Hero 6" and played bride-to-be Lauren in "The Hangover Part II;" and Josh Peck, a star of Nickelodeon sitcom "Drake & Josh."
Verdi, president and chief executive of Verdi Productions, also has producing credits for the Martin Scorsese film "The Irishman" starring Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and Joe Pesci; 2023's "Johnny & Clyde," starring Megan Fox, Tyson Ritter, Avan Jogia and Ajani Russell; as well as the biopic about boxer Vinny Pazienza, "Bleed for This."
How to see 'Junction'
It plays Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 4 p.m. at Apple Cinema in the Warwick Mall.
"Junction" is available for streaming on Prime Video.
This article originally appeared on The Providence Journal: How to watch 'Junction,' a Bryan Greenberg film shot in RI
