Pedro Pascal and Ethan Hawke play sweethearts in the rancher show Strange Way of Life

Pedro Pascal and Ethan Hawke collaborated to bring the eccentric Western short film Abnormal Lifestyle to the big screen – and the first-look trailer at long last dropped on Wednesday.

The new film has been contrasted with Brokeback Mountain and has been pitched to be the exemplary story’s change.

Strange Way of Life was coordinated by Pedro Almodóvar, who was initially offered the opportunity to sit in charge of the 2006 Jake Gyllenhaal and Heath Record film.

The inventive chief supposedly turned it down as he wasn’t persuaded he would be given full reach to make it how he imagined it.

On an schene of Dua Lipa: At Your Beck and Call, the chief said: ‘This is an eccentric western as in there are two men, and they love one another, and they act in that particular situation in a contrary way.

‘Everything I can say to you about the film is that it has a great deal of the components of the Western. It has the desperado. It has a farm. It has the sheriff.

‘In any case, what it has that most Westerns don’t have is the sort of exchange that I don’t believe a Western film has at any point caught between two men. What’s more, I believe I’m telling you to an extreme.’

Throughout 30 minutes, the impending film recounts the tale of Pascal’s rancher, Silva, as he traversed the desert to meet his close buddy, whom he hasn’t found in 25 years, Sheriff Jake, played by Ethan.

In the recently delivered film, the two Hollywood Superstars are seen on screen as their characters as the two men unwind from their amazing heartfelt past with each other.

The Western film is because of making its presentation at the current year’s Cannes Film Festival in May.

Fans rushed to respond to the new trailer on Twitter and talked about their thoughts at visiting The Last of Us star in his new job.

One doubtful watcher composed: ‘It seems a piece like they are spoofing a drama or something even though it is recorded as a show on Letterboxd, yet I couldn’t care less. I’m there for this [sic].’

One more said: ‘Strange Way of Life  isn’t as yet even out, and I as of now need a side project/spin-off where it’s a lesbian western film and it’s just as though (not all the more so) loaded up with eccentric longing and love and show pls pls I’d cheerfully play one of the principal characters too [sic].’

‘can’t accept that they at long last let el Pedro make a film in Hollywood and it A WESTERN [sic],’ an energized fan composed on the web.