Mark Pellington Sets The Trap for TriStar
Steve Barton
|
What happens when your sibling is mysteriously murdered, and after you weed through the unending pain, you begin to focus on revenge? Revenge only made more sweet by knowing the identity of their assailant…
That’s the question that will be answered in the new film The Trap from director Mark Pellington (The Mothman Prophecies, Arlington Road).
According to Deadline, TriStar has attached Pellington to direct the adaptation of the Melanie Raabe novel that Oscar-nominated Carol screenwriter Phyllis Nagy is adapting. The Cantillon Company’s Elizabeth Cantillon and Immersive Pictures’ Josh Bratman are producing.
The novel, originally published in German as Die Falle, is a twisted thriller about a reclusive author who sets the perfect trap for her sister’s murderer after she becomes convinced she has seen the killer on TV.
More as it comes.
Categorized:News
