Three New “The Lost City of Z” Photos

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Three new photos are out from James Gray’s exploration drama “The Lost City of Z”. No sign of the film’s co-star and current Spider-Man Tom Holland in the shots, but its two other leading men Charlie Hunnam and Robert Pattison are here along with Gray himself.
The story deals with British explorer Percy Fawcett’s ill-fated journey into the South American jungle to find a lost civilisation. “The Lost City Of Z” opens on April 14th. #RotomakerAcademy #VFxCareers #VFxPaint#VFxRotoscopy #VFxCourses #MultimediaCourses #MultimediaCareers#AnimationCareers #AnimationCourses

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