For each venture like the Sundance hit "Mandy," Nicolas Cage has about six more picture that you won't not have seen were discharged (in the recent months alone, that would incorporate toll, for example, "Mother and Dad," "Mirror" and "Unfathomable"). Presently comes "The Humanity Bureau" where Cage faces his most prominent risk yet: environmental change.

Coordinated by Rob W. Ruler, and co-featuring Sarah Lind, Hugh Dillon and Jakob Davies, the truly wild story is set in a post-environmental change future where an administration operator finds reality behind New Eden. What's more, it's something other than appalling visual impacts. Here's the official summation:

Sooner rather than later environmental change has wreaked ruin in parts of the American Midwest. In its endeavor to grab hold of a monetary retreat, an administration organization called the Humanity Bureau ousts individuals from society considered ineffective and expels them to a province known as New Eden.

A driven and unprejudiced case manager NOAH KROSS (Nicolas Cage) explores a case requested by a single parent RACHEL WELLER (Sarah Lind) and her child LUCAS (Jakob Davies). Knowing the uncalled for destiny of the guiltless kid and against the desires of his prevalent ADAM WESTINGHOUSE (Hugh Dillon), Kross embarks to spare the lives of the mother and tyke and to uncover reality about the Humanity Bureau's privileged insights for the last time.

"The Humanity Bureau" opens on April sixth.