“Anno 2020” Controversial Movie Gets Streaming Launch Date

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The Poster Arts for Anno 2020 by Writer-Director James Morcan

The controversial movie Anno 2020 is an Australian-produced award-winning feature. It will premiere on YouTube, Odysee, Daily Motion and Rumble on September 13th

Los Angeles, CA (August day, 2025). This global release milestone was announced this week by the film’s lead producer Gil Ben-Moshe, of MoneyShot Productions, Sydney. It follows last year’s red-carpet, interstate, cinema screenings in New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland.

Ben-Moshe said on the success of the interstate screenings. His production team was excited to share their unique work with international streaming audiences.

“The travel restrictions prevented us from always physically being on set – except for the Australian scenes. Even then, we had to film clandestinely at times.”

The Official Trailer for Anno 2020 Directed by James Morcan


Anno 2020 is directed by Australian writer-director James Morcan. He adapted the ‘Anno 2020’ screenplay from his published novel of the same name. The film is an epic mystery-drama shot in 17 cities, on four continents and features dialogue in four different languages.

The fil is billed as a global kaleidoscope of interconnected characters. These seeking redemption, answers and justice amidst the chaos of 2020. Its cast members are an ensemble of renowned actors from around the world.

They include leading Australians Erin Connor (Occupation: Rainfall), and Greg Poppleton (The Chronicles of Narnia). Brett Partridge (Water Rats) and Audrey Nitschke (Wolf Like Me). American veterans Kevin Scott Allen (American Primeval), Sheila Ball (Assault On VA-33). Also La Rivers (Equal Standard), as well as Chinese-American Crystal J. Huang (Dark Feathers), as well as rising US actor-singer Jessica Castello (Oildale).

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Anno 2020 writer-director James Morcan

Morcan agreed ‘Anno 2020’ has been crafted specifically for the streaming experience.

“Anno 2020 is an alternative movie with controversial themes that mainstream outlets would likely censor,” he said.

“It was apt that one of the awards it won was ‘Best Experimental Film.’ It won it at the Titan International Film Festival here in Australia. That award is reflective of the revolutionary filmmaking and storytelling techniques we used.” 


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