This Apple film is a suspenseful thriller about an American couple who journey to a quiet, snow-covered European town to adopt a child, believing it will help them repair their troubled marriage.
As the couple grows distant, their separation brings back old memories. The film is a deeply emotional look at how relationships work and the challenges they face.
The thriller, known as Heel in the US, is directed by Jan Komasa. It follows 19-year-old Tommy (Anson Boon), a troublemaker who is kidnapped by Chris (Graham) after a night out. Tommy finds himself chained in the basement of Chris and Kathryn’s (Andrea Riseborough) house, where they are determined to change his behavior, no matter the cost.
Padraic McKinley makes his directorial debut with The Weight. He’s previously directed episodes of the MMA series Kingdom starring Frank Grillo, and worked as an editor on action films like Homefront and Wild Card with Jason Statham. The film itself is written by Matthew Chapman (Runaway Jury) and Shelby Gaines (Wildcat) and stars Ethan Hawke and Russell Crowe, alongside Julia Jones, Austin Amelio, and Avi Nash.
The 29-year-old actress, engaged to her Spider-Man co-star, also 29, since December 2024, has been seen wearing a gold ring on her wedding finger, but she hasn’t said whether they are married.
The third episode, called “Devil in Silver,” is inspired by Victor LaValle’s novel of the same name and tells the story of a man wrongly sent to a mental hospital.
The 36-year-old professional dancer had been a regular on the BBC dance show for many years before being let go by producers last week.
The film Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man wraps up the story of the popular British drama, showing viewers what happened to the characters after the series finale and giving a final conclusion to Thomas Shelby’s arc. The film details Shelby’s transformation from a small-time criminal to the leader of a vast criminal organization who also ventured into politics.
You might think these dramatic events belong in a TV show like those by Taylor Sheridan, but they’re actually found in the Bible, one of the most popular books ever written.
According to co-creator Lee Eisenberg, this show is unusual because there’s a genuine chance it might not finish its planned run.