Here are the new images of the intriguing (and scary) film that we will see in Italian cinemas starting from June 13th, with Warner Bros. Pictures Italia.
It has arrived official Italian trailer of a film that promises to be very interesting: it’s called The Watchers – They are watching yousees the protagonist Dakota Fanningthe well-known American actress who we are also seeing as the female protagonist of the very popular and much talked about Netflix series Ripleyis produced by M. Night Shyamalan and directed by his daughter Ishana Night Shyamalan: not Saleka, the one who plays the singer in the upcoming one Trapbut the other, the one who directed several episodes of the series Servant (unmissable, catch up immediately).
The Watchers It is based on a novel by A.M. Shine adapted into a screenplay by Ishana Night Shyamalan herself, and tells the story of Mina, a 28-year-old artist who finds herself stranded and isolated in a vast, pristine forest in the west of Ireland. When Mina finds shelter, she unknowingly becomes trapped in a strange building with three strangers, who are spied on and haunted every night by mysterious creatures.
The Watchers – They look at you will arrive in cinemas from June 13thjust a handful of weeks before Trap directed by dad Shyamalan: just enough time to avoid a direct clash which, perhaps, would have been embarrassing.
This is the official Italian trailer of the film:
In addition to Dakota Fanning, the film’s cast includes Georgina Campbell (“Barbarian,” “Suspicion”), Oliver Finnegan (“Creeped Out,” “Outlander”) and Olwen Fouere (“The Northman,” “The Tourist”). The film is produced by M. Night Shyamalan, Ashwin Rajan and Nimitt Mankad. Executive producers are Jo Homewood and Stephen Dembitzer.
Supporting writer/director Shyamalan behind the camera are director of photography Eli Arenson (“Lamb,” “Hospitality”), production designer Ferdia Murphy (“Lola,” “What I Don’t Know About You”), editor Job ter Burg (“Benedetta”, “Elle”) and costume designer Frank Gallacher (“Sebastian”, “Aftersun”). The music is by Abel Korzeniowski (“Till”, “The Nun”).