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Michael Angarano's Road Trip Film "Sacramento" Teases Adventure from Los Angeles to California's Heart, Set for April 2025 Release

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Published on March 05, 2025
Michael Angarano's Road Trip Film "Sacramento" Teases Adventure from Los Angeles to California's Heart, Set for April 2025 ReleaseSource: Wikipedia/Montclair Film Festival, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Get ready for Sacramento, a new road trip movie directed by and starring Michael Angarano. The trailer is out, and the film will be released in theaters on April 11. The film follows Rickey (Michael Angarano) as he convinces Glenn (Michael Cera), his old friend, to spontaneously take to the road, travelling from Los Angeles to Sacramento. Alongside Maya Eskerine and Kristen Stewart, the cast is poised to deliver performances that will captivate audiences.

Angarano pulled double duty on this project, not only directing but also co-writing the script. He was eager to quickly share the news with his fans on Instagram, gushing, "SACRAMENTO trailer is here! 9 years after @chrischrissmithsmith and I started writing this bad boy, I’m so proud to say that we are coming to theaters on April 11th! I love this movie and everyone who had a hand in making it. Much more to come…" a statement obtained by the Sacramento City Express.

Production for Sacramento wrapped in May 2023, capitalizing on the rich and diverse landscapes that the city and its surroundings have to offer. Iconic filming locations included Old Sacramento, Gunther’s Ice Cream, East Sacramento, the R Street Corridor, and the city's downtown. The Sacramento City Express highlighted the crucial role the City of Sacramento’s Film + Media Office played, offering support for permits, coordination of logistics, and smooth handling of potential disruptions like parking and street closures.

Jennifer West, Sacramento Film Commissioner, expressed her enthusiasm for the film's potential to elevate Sacramento's profile as a destination for filmmakers. "Having ‘Sacramento’ filmed here is a testament to the city’s growing appeal as a filming destination," she told the Sacramento City Express. West went on to detail the local economic impact of the film, which reportedly injected approximately $100,000 into the region through hotel stays, local hiring, vehicle rentals, and other expenditures.