What's Happening?
Todd Haynes' film 'De Noche' is back in production with Pedro Pascal confirmed to star as a detective in a 1930s Los Angeles setting. The film, which explores themes of corruption and love, was previously stalled after Joaquin Phoenix's exit. It is being financed by MK2 Films and co-represented domestically by Cinetic Media. The story, co-written by Haynes and Jon Raymond, follows a passionate affair between Pascal's character and a boarding school teacher, played by Danny Ramirez, against a backdrop of political corruption. The film is set to begin shooting next month.
Why It's Important?
The revival of 'De Noche' with Pedro Pascal is significant as it underscores the ongoing interest in narratives that explore complex social issues through personal stories. The film's
focus on corruption and love in a historical context resonates with contemporary themes of political and social unrest. Pascal's involvement brings star power and attention to the project, potentially increasing its appeal and impact. The film's production also highlights the collaboration between international and domestic film entities, reflecting the global nature of the film industry.
