Josh Hartnett in “Trap,” a new M. Night Shyamalan experience, in cinemas July 31.
Photo credit: Warner Bros. Pictures
“Trap,” the latest thriller from the brilliant mind of director M. Night Shyamalan, tells the story of a father and daughter who attend a pop concert where they realize they’re at the center of a dark and sinister event. How did this thriller about a serial killer trapped in a concert venue begin?
Watch the trailer: https://youtu.be/3hWIlnbadPg?si=tYAKosizpytcwI6d
“‘Trap’ was created by me and my daughter Saleka from our conversations together about music and movies,” Shyamalan proudly shares. Saleka, who plays Lady Raven in the film, also wrote the fictional artist’s songs featured in the concert.
Saleka, a professional singer-songwriter, says that her dad’s passion for filmmaking is one of the purest things she’s ever seen anyone have a passion for. “What’s interesting to me is that he tells such dark stories, because I think he is such a positive person,” she says. “You see that positivity in the context of these dark situations, and you know that he thinks the universe is good. It’s a key throughline in a lot of his movies. And I think this is another example of that. It’s beautiful to watch. That makes me feel safe on set, and it makes a lot of people feel happy and joyous to be here. It’s like we’re living the dream. He feels that and so we remember that every day.”
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