The Lionsgate game brings Anna Kendricks ‘Alice, Darling’ on April 4th -a terrifying psychological thriller who dissolves the mind games of abuse

Do you ever feel that you have disappeared slowly in your own life? Domestic abuse often feels like this, leaves no physical scars, but add deep psychological wounds. Mary Nighys Direction debut – Alice, darlingThis invisible violence masterfully and scary and throws the light on the subtle manipulations and the compulsory behavior that take away the trust and independence of an individual.

Anna Kendrick delivers a Tour de Force performance as Alice, a young woman, that of her controlling friend Simon (the controlling friend (Charlie Carrick), which is isolated and drives her fear. A one -week trip with her friends Sophie (Wunmi Mosaku) and Tess (Kaniehtiio Horn), becomes a turning point and forces Alice to face her relationship and to regain her identity. But Simon’s escalating capacity culminates in a tense showdown that will test Alices resistance and her friendships.

In contrast to other films on this topic, this nuanced psychological drama prioritizes a calm, exciting atmosphere that emphasizes that Alice’s internal struggles about the aggression of its abuse. It effectively attracts the viewers into their claustrophobic world and at the same time underlines the power of female friendship. The unshakable support and the real care of Sophie and Tess become a critical element in Alice’s journey to escape from their abusive relationship. Their binding shows the importance of connection and friendships in the face of insulation abuse.

Anna Kendrick, who admitted that she had similar experiences of abuse in an earlier relationship, told ABC News Why she felt forced to portray Alice: “It was important to me that the film lives in this uncertain space. Because that is the experience. If you go through it, it is as if you are playing with yourself at mind. Many people have told me about half of the film that they are not sure whether Alice invented it and I think that is a kind of great, because it really helps what the experience is because you don’t do it because they don’t do it because they don’t do it because they don’t do it because they don’t do it because they don’t do it Do it because you don’t do it if you don’t enforce it if you don’t do it because you don’t do it if you don’t do it if you don’t do it to do it if you don’t do it to do it, if you don’t do it if you do it if you do it, you will get it up. “

Immerse yourself in the psychological thriller ‘Alice, Darling’, which is available on Lionsgate Play on Pldt Home and Smart on April 4, 2025.