Mila Kunis is about to be at the center of the latest quirky thriller on Netflix. On Tuesday, the streaming platform showed the first trailer for The luckiest girl aliveFilm based on Jessica Noll’s 2015 novel of the same name. The movie is directed by hypnotic And the The Handmaid’s Tale Blame Mike Parker, with a screenplay written by Knoll. cast The luckiest girl alive Also includes Finn Wittrock, Scott McEnery, Jennifer Beals, Connie Britton, Thomas Barbuska, Justin Lopey, Dalmar Abuzid, Carson McCormack, Alexandra Peyton, Nicole Huff and Alex Barron.
The luckiest girl alive Focuses on Ani FaNelli (played by Kunis), a sharp-tongued New Yorker who seems to have it all: a coveted position at a glossy magazine, a killer wardrobe, and a Nantucket wedding dream on the horizon. But when the director of a crime documentary calls her to tell her side of the horrific incident that occurred as a teenager at the prestigious Brentley School, Annie is forced to confront a dark truth that threatens to expose her meticulously designed life.
“There was a lot of my story and experience with this character,” Knoll Tell Netflix’s todom. “It was really important to me to be the one to tell that.”
“My job was to help [Jessica] Parker echoed her story in a different way. “It’s about a woman having to face the trauma she’s been hiding for so long in order to move forward.”
“If that’s the thing that helps people who have been silent about it for so long…unfortunately, that’s the culture that so many of us grew up in,” Knoll said of the film’s potential impact. “[There’s this idea that] If something happened to you, you probably played a part in it, and you should feel a lot of shame for it; You shouldn’t make trouble or talk about it. We do not provide enough support to people. We just don’t do that.”
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The luckiest girl alive It will premiere in select cinemas on September 30, before releasing on Netflix on October 7.
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