The star trailer for ‘Anniversary’ takes a dystopian detour

The best trailers make you want to see a film but you don’t know exactly what it is. The first trailer for BirthdayWho features Diane Lane, Kyle Chandler, Dylan O’Brien, Phoebe Dynevor and others, does exactly that. To start, it looks like a smooth thriller on a new out of place girlfriend who wreaked havoc. From there, however, some twists and turns reveal that the world of the film is much, much darker than what you expect. Then you throw a star of The history of the servantAnd the plot continues to grow.

Birthday Open on October 29, and he also features Zoey Deutch, McKenna Grace, Daryl McCormack and Madeline Brewer. Brewer is best known for its Borgne role like Janine The history of the servantwhich definitely has vibrations similar to the place where this trailer pivots. Check it and we will talk about it more afterwards.

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Let’s start with the official description of the film:

In this captivating thriller, a very united family is caught in the turmoil of a controversial rising movement known as “change”. Ellen and Paul (Diane Lane and Kyle Chandler) witness their lives to collapse when the former student of Ellen Liz (Phoebe Dynevor) reappears and begins to go out with their son (Dylan O’Brien). While Liz is part of the Taylor family, tensions are increasing and loyalty is tested. The role of Liz in “The Change” puts on the surface of conflicts that shake, unraveling the fabric of the family as well as the nation itself stands on the edge for a period of alarming and stimulating uncertainty.

It is therefore the configuration, and we see clues of this towards the end of the trailer, the different American flags being the biggest call. We wonder, is it more a religious movement or a political movement? To what extent is it widespread? Is there an opposition? In addition, what exactly does “change” mean? All these questions really make us want to sit down and watch this film, so mission accomplished, trailer publisher.

Written by Lori Rosene-Gambino, from a story of Rosene-Gambino and the director Jan Komasa, Birthday Open October 29.

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