The touching official trailer of Love, Antosha premiered at the special screening of Star Trek last Sunday at Hollywood Forever. If you caught the Instagram live of the Anton Yelchin Foundation account, they streamed it there too, along with a short speech from Chris Pine. Check out the trailer below, and the official poster in our gallery.

Anton’s family and friends came together at the opening night of Anton Yelchin: Provocative Beauty, an exhibit that features photos from Anton’s six-year photography work, at De Buck Gallery in Los Angeles last December 13th. Kristen Stewart (from Fierce People), Ben Foster (Alpha Dog), Bryce Dallas Howard (Terminator: Salvation) were among his co-stars that were there to support. The exhibit will run until January 20th.

A new trailer has arrived for one of Anton’s final films, Thoroughbreds, which hits theaters on March 9, 2018. I have also added screencaps from the trailer into the gallery.

One of Anton’s final films, Porto is set to be released in New York City this Friday, November 17th, in Landmark Sunshine Cinema, and will run until November 23rd. Visit this link for details and for booking advanced tickets! After that, the film will be shown in Los Angeles, California starting on November 24th to 30th in Landmark Nuart Theatre. For more info and for tickets for the LA run, visit this link. Check out high-quality images in our gallery and the official trailer below! Also, keep an eye out (if you’re not yet following us) on our Twitter for some more goodies as we approach and during the film release. All thanks to Kino Lorber, the distributor of the film.

The first official trailer of Thoroughbreds has just been released. The film is one of Anton’s final projects, and also stars Anya Taylor-Joy and Olivia Cooke. I have also added screencaps of the trailer into the gallery.

Anton was commemorated by his family and co-stars yesterday in a touching celebration of his life at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Los Angeles. Via People.com, here are some details from the ceremony.

Star Trek co-star, Zoe Saldana, delivered a speech. “It is a bitter sweet moment, because we’re here for Anton, and he’s not here with us,” she said. “But, it alleviates my heart knowing that we’ll keep him alive. We’re going to keep remembering him in the hopes that by practicing all the things he believed in and remembering all the love that he gave us, and all the joy he gave us, we’re able to just keep him here with us,” she said. She also read a chapter on friendship from The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran that says, “Ever since I read that chapter about friendship, that is the one thing I always try to seek in people, and when I find human beings who truly understand the meaning of friendship, I’m moved and inspired.”

Fred Parnes, director of the 2000 film A Man Is Mostly Water, also gave a speech. “I’m here to say that we owe it to Anton to lift our souls evermore, to choose celebration, to choose exaltation and jubilation. The longer I live, the more I’m aware of how little I actually know. But I’m absolutely certain that that is what Anton would want. I can hear him say, ‘Yes, dude! Celebrate my life. Do something unexpected in my name, travel the road less taken and then tell me what you found.’ That’s what he would want and I refuse to let him down,” he said.

Anton’s mother, Irina, also delivered a speech, remembering her son as a “beautiful human being,” and mentioned the Anton Yelchin Foundation, which was created in memory of him and helps young artists who face career challenges due to debilitating disease or disability. She joked a bit as well, saying “Were my son to know we were making him a sculpture, he would said, ‘Mama, you’re laughing at me, right?’ and then he’ll say, ‘Oh, only if it makes you feel better.’”

Among the guests are Jennifer Lawrence (co-star from Like Crazy), Simon Pegg (co-star from Star Trek), Emile Hirsch (co-star from Alpha Dog), Jon Voight (co-star from Court of Conscience), J.J. Abrams (director of Star Trek), Drake Doremus (director of Like Crazy), and Jeremy Saulnier (director of Green Room).

The tribute wall from last year’s Star Trek Las Vegas convention was also on display at the ceremony.

After the celebration, guests gathered in the Garden of Legends for the unveiling of Anton’s statue. It was created by sculptor, Nick Marra, and FX artist, Greg Nicotero.

I have added some photos in our gallery. Some are not that high-quality, but I got what I could get. And it still feels more like a private event, so I only added a fair amount of photos.

A batch of official images from one of Anton’s final films, Thoroughbreds, has been released, including a few production stills and an official poster. The first trailer is expected to be dropped next week. The film premiered at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival last January, and is set for a March 9, 2018 release.

Childhood friends Lily and Amanda reconnect in suburban Connecticut after years of growing apart. Lily has turned into a polished, upper-class teenager, with a fancy boarding school on her transcript and a coveted internship on her resume; Amanda has developed a sharp wit and her own particular attitude, but all in the process of becoming a social outcast. Though they initially seem completely at odds, the pair bond over Lily’s contempt for her oppressive stepfather, Mark, and as their friendship grows, they begin to bring out one another’s most destructive tendencies. Their ambitions lead them to hire a local hustler, Tim, and take matters into their own hands to set their lives straight.

Today marks the first year since we lost such a beautiful, unique, and talented soul, but it still hurts that Anton’s no longer with us. We miss you so much! Thank you again for sharing your talent with us and inspiring many of us along the way.

The gallery has been updated with a lot of additional high-quality photo shoots and portraits taken of Anton, and also updated some with higher-quality versions!