Julia Roberts is a professor caught in the center of a #MeToo scandal in the trailer for Luca Guadagnino‘s upcoming psychological drama “After the Hunt.”
The R-rated movie also stars Andrew Garfield and “The Contain” breakout Ayo Edebiri, alongside Guadagnino regulars Michael Stuhlbarg and Chloë Sevigny in supporting roles. It changed into written by Nora Garrett.
In accordance to its synopsis, “After the Hunt” follows a school professor (Roberts) who “finds herself at a non-public and respectable crossroad when a significant particular person student (Edebiri) levels an accusation in opposition to one among her colleagues (Garfield), threatening to uncover a uncomfortable secret from her have confidence past.”
The nerve-racking trailer opens with Garfield’s character, Hank, laying into Gen Z. “All of your technology, you’re fearful of asserting the hotfoot thing,” he says. “When did offending anyone turn out to be the preeminent cardinal sin?”
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“Maybe it’s spherical the identical time your technology started making sweeping generalizations about ours?” Edebiri’s Maggie fires assist.
The trailer hints at every Hank and Maggie’s separate obsessions with Roberts’ professor, sooner than taking a flip when Maggie reveals up at her door in haggard sigh. She confides in Roberts’ character that Hank has sexually assaulted her, while he claims that she’s been dishonest at faculty. The accusations culminate in a fiery scandal. “It’s upright esteem, wonderful to me that a young Black girl can salvage assaulted and all these white folk compile a design to plot it about themselves,” Edebiri’s Maggie says in the trailer.
“After the Hunt” changed into produced by Guadagnino, Brian Grazer, Jeb Brody and Allan Mandelbaum. Executive producers contain Garrett, Karen Lunder, Justin Wilkes and Alice Dawson.
Discover the trailer for “After the Hunt” below.