THE INVISIBLE MAN (15)

WHO’S IN IT?

Elisabeth Moss (The Kitchen), Oliver Jackson-Cohen (The Raven), Aldis Hodge (Straight Outta Compton), Storm Reid (A Wrinkle In Time), Harriet Dyer (Killing Ground), Benedict Hardie (Judy & Punch), Amali Golden (Strongmen), Sam Smith (The Nightingale), Zara Michales (2:22), Anthony Brandon Wong (Haywire)

WHO’S BEHIND THE CAMERA?

Leigh Whannell (Upgrade), director, writer; Jason Blum (Get Out) and Kylie Du Fresne (Holding The Man), producers; Stefan Duscio (Judy & Punch), cinematographer; Andy Canny (The Loved Ones), editor

WHAT’S IT ABOUT?

Cecillia (Moss) is trapped in an abusive relationship with her boyfriend, wealthy scientist Adrian (Jackson-Cohen). When she finally escapes from him, he seemingly commits suicide and leaves a vast amount of his fortune to her. However, Cecilia becomes increasingly convinced that not only is he still alive, but that he has found a way to stalk her and make her life hell without anyone being able to see him…

IN ONE SENTENCE, WHY SHOULD YOU BE EXCITED?

For his second film after the entertainingly pulpy Upgrade, Leigh Whannell takes the familiar story by H.G. Wells and turns it on its head, creating a fresh new incarnation of the legendary see-through menace.

WHEN’S IT OUT?

FRIDAY 28TH FEBRUARY 2020

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