After Violation, director-screenwriter duo Madeleine Sims-Fewer and Dusty Mancinelli are working on a new thriller: Honey Bunch, which stars Jason Isaacs.
It’s called Honey bouquet Starring in the upcoming thriller Jason IsaacAs reported by Delivery dateThe project in question had already finished production in Canada. I am responsible for the script and direction. Madeline Sims Less and Dusty Mancinelliwho have already worked with them. violationBut what is the movie about?
Honey Punch, the star of Jason Isaacs’ new thriller
As expected Delivery dateHoney Bunch is about a woman who has memory problems and begins to suspect her husband (played by Ben Petrie). And he is the one who will interpret it. Grace GlowickiAfter recently waking up from a coma, a woman is suffering from fragmented memories. She decides to seek help by going to a remote clinic to undergo experimental treatments and thus attempt to recover her lost memories. Her husband will also accompany her, but as the treatments progress, their marriage will begin to take a hit. Due to the intense tension between the two, the woman will become convinced that her husband has ulterior motives.
the Throw The honey group also includes: Katie Dickey, India Brown and Julian RichingsThe film is produced by Sims Fewer, Mancinelli, Becky Yeboah, Nev Fishman, Kevin Krickst and Fraser Ash, and marks the second feature film from the directorial duo. Although filming has already wrapped, a release date has not yet been announced. Todd BrownXYZ Films executive producer said of the directing duo:
Madeline and Dusty are absolute powerhouses. We’ve known that since their first short film, and their amazing debut film, Violation, confirmed it. We’re so proud to expand and deepen our relationship with them here at Honey Bunch. This film is bold, creative, inspiring, surprising and utterly fun. This is a truly global talent giving full voice to their incredible vision.
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