Matthew Robinson, the writer of The Invention of Lying, has created an intriguing sci-fi horror film that is being presented to buyers at Cannes. The film, 11817, follows a family of four who find themselves trapped inside their house indefinitely. As their resources dwindle and they face life-or-death situations, they must use their wits to outsmart whatever force is keeping them captive.
The production team for 11817 includes Louis Leterrier, known for directing big-budget films like Fast X and Now You See Me. He will also produce the film through his Carrousel Studios, Rocket Science, Thank You Studios, Chernin Entertainment (A North Road Company), and 3 Arts Entertainment. The casting process for the film is currently underway.
Leterrier expressed his excitement about the unique concept of 11817 and the family-centered plot. He aims to create an unforgettable experience for movie audiences by portraying characters they can relate to and support throughout their journey. In addition to his work on this film, Leterrier has also produced and directed successful TV shows like Netflix’s Lupin and The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance. His upcoming projects include the final film in the Fast & Furious franchise, which is currently in development.
Robinson has previously written for TV shows like Fringe and Elementary. He was represented by CAA at Cannes along with 3 Arts Entertainment and Ziffren Brittenham.
In addition to 11817, Rocket Science also has other highly anticipated films on its slate for this year at Cannes such as Ali Abbasi’s The Apprentice and Cliffhanger.
Overall, 11817 promises to be a thrilling sci-fi horror film that will keep audiences on edge from start to finish. With a talented cast and crew behind it