I, Anna
Charlotte Rampling has enjoyed a long and illustrious acting career and next month she returns to the big screen for the first time since Cleanskin.
I, Anna sees is based on the Elsa Lewin novel of the same name and will see Rampling be directed by her son Barnaby Southcombe.
The movie marks the big screen directorial debut for Southcombe after working on a string of TV projects and this is the first mother/son collaboration.
And we have the new trailer for the noir thriller for you to take a quick look at:
A fantastic cast has been assembled as Rampling is joined by Gabriel Byrne, Hayley Atwell, Eddie Marsan and Honor Blackman.
I, Anna has been playing on the festival circuit throughout the summer and it is a movie that looks set to launch the film career of Southcombe.
The movie is a brooding psychological, thriller, told from the point of view of a female murder suspect, who falls for the detective in charge of the case. Anna (Rampling), a striking and enigmatic woman, reluctantly attends a speed dating event.
A man is found bludgeoned to death in a London apartment block. DCI Bernie Reid (Byrne), an insomniac dazed by the prospect of divorce, is first on the scene, but is distracted from his duties by a brief encounter with Anna.
Going through the motions of the case, Bernie's thoughts return to Anna whom he tracks down and follows. When they finally meet at a singles party, the mutual attraction is instant, although Anna has no recollection of Bernie, nor of the night they first met.
As Bernie's professional judgment battles with his desire for intimacy and love, the mystery deep within Anna's mind finally unravels, revealing a truth too painful to bear.
I, Anna is released 7th December
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