Connor Storrie is officially set to star in Alma Har'el's 'Wet' alongside Jarvier Bardem, Rebecca Ferguson, Rosalía, Lukas Haas and Odessa A’zion, according to Deadline.
Movie synopsis is still under wraps. Production is scheduled to begin in the Dominican Republic in 2027.
“The script and package for Wet are undeniable. With Alma at the helm, we cannot wait to get in the water with this unbelievably talented group of people, both in front of and behind the camera.”, said Adam Fogelson of the Lionsgate Motion Picture Group.
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EXCLUSIVE: Lionsgate has acquired North America and UK distribution rights to Wet, a new film from writer-director Alma Har’el (Lady in the Lake), from Fifth Season and 193, a Legendary Company.
The film is set to star Heated Rivalry’s Connor Storrie, Dune star Rebecca Ferguson, Marty Supreme’s Odessa A’zion, Javier Bardem, Rosalía, and Lukas Haas.
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@ujjwalooo i have never said this lol. nobody’s talking about moral indicators. you can dislike any film you want and that’s fine, i’m saying this because it does feel like some of the criticism comes from actively closing your eyes to what’s obvious
@villanellesfilm i agree that it’s fully different! my point is i think most ppl can probably think of a point in their country’s history where it became necessary to at least think abt the things i mention in the 1st tweet, which is why it’s so odd when they find lbn so impossible to understand
im not spanish but a lot of u seem to come from countries that have never had to grapple with questions of victim reparation, historical memory & trials & accountability post internal conflict & honestly good for u, but have enough curiosity to look beyond the 4 walls of ur house
@villanellesfilm or any type of internal armed conflict tbh like it’s crazy bc i do think most countries have had to go through things that are similar but the way people talk abt this MOVIE you’d think they’ve never heard of the concept
@yungtyranny i think it’s definitely way more present in some places than in others, for some of us it’s very recent history but either way agree with people just being thick-headed
! which is why that one guy saying instead of paying homage to lorca they’re trying to outdo him is so crazy to me as if this entire movie isn’t a love letter to him and his work
god this makes me unbelievably emotional lol. genuinely brings a tear to my eye to see an attempt made to complete a queer artist’s unfinished work so comprehensively and thoughtfully almost a century after it was thought to have died with him. what better tribute could there be.
peor aún cuando recuerdas que la trompeta es detrás de lo que se esconde y lo que le devuelve la serenidad y la única forma en la que logra expresar el tumulto que lleva dentro