Universal The trailer for a new thriller, starring Natalie Dormer, Ed Skrein and Emily Ratajkowski, In Darkness has dropped and it looks amazing.
In Darkness tells the story of Sofia (Dormer), a blind musician who hears her neighbour Veronique (Emily Ratajkowski) murdered in the apartment upstairs from hers.
This sets off a chain of events leading Sofia down a dark path into London’s gritty criminal underworld eventually coming into contact with Veronique’s father, a Serbian businessman and alleged war criminal, Milos Radic (Jan Bijvoet),
Watch the trailer here…
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Unaware of the trouble shes’s in Sofia risks her life in search of answers and is plunged into a shady underworld of corruption, violence and blackmail.
The film is directed by Anthony Byrne, Dormer’s fiance, and was written by Byrne and, in her writing debut, Dormer herself.
The couple met in 2007 while filming the hit BBC series The Tudors in Ireland and he proposed to her while on a boating holiday in Kerala in India.
UniversalDormer’s in no rush to get hitched though, explaining in an interview with The Independent why she hadn’t set a date for her wedding yet.
She said:
We haven’t set a date yet. Life’s too busy. All my friends are engaged, having babies, buying houses… I seem to have reached that point in my life.
In Darkness is scheduled for release in the US on May 25 and will be released ‘soon’ in the UK.
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