Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

Box Office

Affection First-Look Stills: Jessica Rothe Leads Memory-Reset Sci-Fi Shocker From BT Meza

Jessica Rothe in Affection
▶ Listen to this article (≈ 3 minutes)

Brainstorm Media has shared a selection of first-look stills from Affection, the upcoming sci-fi thriller written and directed by BT Meza and starring Jessica Rothe (Happy Death Day, Imposters), Joseph Cross (Licorice Pizza, “Mindhunter”) and Julianna Layne (“Before”).

The film follows Ellie (Rothe), a woman afflicted by a condition that resets her memory, leaving her caught in a recurring cycle alongside a man who claims to be her husband. As the loop continues, she attempts to uncover the nature of her reality before her memory resets again.

Affection premiered at the Screamfest Horror Film Festival and has since gone on to screen on the international festival circuit, including its most recent showing at the Overlook Film Festival.

The film currently holds a 93% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Reviews include Collider drawing comparisons to Darren Aronofsky’s Mother! and Dan Trachtenberg’s 10 Cloverfield Lane, whilst Bloody Disgusting described the film as “such a rare, ambitious feat on multiple fronts,” and called Rothe “a goddamn revelation.”

The film is produced by Meza, Bay Dariz, Austin Walk and J.P. Ouellette. Affection is scheduled to release in select theaters on May 8.

Comments

EDITOR’S PICK

Collaborating with

----------

 

 

You May Also Like

Box Office

What happens when the tabloid headlines define you before you get a chance to tell your own story? In Thane Economou‘s latest film, Trust...

Headlines

After surviving Final Destination Bloodlines, Kaitlyn Santa Juana is trading death’s elaborate designs for the less supernatural hazards of life in a touring band....

Box Office

Briarcliff Entertainment has unwrapped the official trailer for Christmas At The Kringles, a horror-comedy directed by Kevin Lewis (Willy’s Wonderland, Pig Hill) and written...

Box Office

Linda Hamilton has spent much of her career playing women who are difficult to intimidate. In Trust Me, I’m a Doctor, however, there are...