It's been a couple of years since William Friedkin discharged his last movie, 2011's underrated "Executioner Joe," however the well known chief is back at with another narrative "The Devil and Father Amorth," which just discharged its first trailer today. The film takes after Friedkin as he meets with a congregation affirmed exorcist. Here's the official abstract:

"In his most recent, William Friedkin returns to his narrative roots as well as to the subject of one of his most transcending works, 1973's THE EXORCIST. Friedkin, an unbelievable raconteur, drives a visit that moves from the notorious Exorcist ventures in Georgetown to Italy, where he meets with the 91-year-old Father Gabriele Amorth, official exorcist of the Diocese of Rome, and goes with Amorth on one of his nerve racking house calls. A chipper, on occasion gonzo-style examination concerning the long history of satanic legend, and a unique understanding into the ingenuity of medieval confidence in the as far as anyone knows current world."

It's intriguing that Friedkin is returning to expulsions so late in his vocation, as he has spent a great deal of the interceding years attempting, and for the most part succeeding, to cut out a filmography not simply characterized by that popular film. However, Friedkin has frequently admitted to the draw of most profound sense of being all through his work.

"The Devil and Father Amorth" will check the primary full-length narrative Friedkin has ever constructed and seems to be a significant alarming profound spin-off (to utilize a to some degree loathsome play on words) to "The Exorcist." His fixation on Father Amorth has been many years really taking shape, truth be told, as this captivating Vanity Fair story penned by Friedkin clarifies how the undertaking appeared.

The short narrative (it just runs 68 minutes) will be discharged by The Orchard on April twentieth in NY and LA. Tell us what you think about the trailer beneath.