Djimon Hounsou and Kodi Smit-McPhee are set to star in 'The Zealot,' a thriller that promises intense performances and gripping suspense. The film, based on Bennett Fisher's play 'Damascus,' will be directed by Vadim Perelman, known for his work on 'House of Sand and Fog' and 'The Life Before Her Eyes.' Fisher will also pen the screenplay for the adaptation.
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Plot
Want a Loan? Get cash against your Mutual Funds in 4 hoursThe story revolves around Hassan, a Somali-American airport shuttle driver struggling to make ends meet. His life takes a dangerous turn when he agrees to drive a young traveler named Lloyd to Chicago. However, Hassan soon discovers that Lloyd is not who he appears to be, leading to a perilous journey filled with suspense and danger.
Cast and Production
Hounsou and Smit-McPhee's roles in 'The Zealot' mark a departure from their recent projects. Hounsou recently appeared in 'Rebel Moon: Part Two — The Scargiver,' reprising his role as General Titus. Meanwhile, Smit-McPhee has been praised for his performances in 'Elvis' and 'The Power of the Dog.' The film is produced by Jib Polhemus, Michael Helfant, and Bradley Gallo.
Director Vadim Perelman is no stranger to intense dramas, having directed acclaimed films like 'House of Sand and Fog.' In 'The Zealot,' Perelman aims to deliver a gripping narrative that explores themes of prejudice and survival, drawing audiences into the characters' complex motivations and actions.
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