Halle Berry is set to in the psychological thriller The Process from director Tara Miele (Wander Darkly, Little America), as well as producing through her HalleHolly production banner.
As per Deadline, the film “follows a seemingly happily married couple, who attend the weekend seminar of Aiden, a renowned self-help guru, and are asked to examine their individual lives, careers, and ultimately their marriage, but when Kirsa resists Aiden’s “process” and his cult of committed volunteers, and Peter buys in, their relationship and sanity are quickly put to the test.”
“It’s so rare to find a script like Levin Menekse’s The Process that is gripping, emotionally resonant, and feels essential in this moment,” said director Miele. “I’m thrilled to get to bring this gem to life and to collaborate with Halle Berry, who brings such raw, real presence to the screen as an actress and is also an incredibly thoughtful collaborator and savvy producer.”
“We are thrilled to be working with HalleHolly to bring Levin’s amazing screenplay to the screen,” added producers Robert Kravis and Karl Herrmann of Pioneer Pictures. “Tara’s vision for the film—a Kubrickian psychological thriller taking us down the rabbit-hole of self-help cults, and Halle’s interpretation of the film’s lead character, Kirsa—a woman fighting to preserve her marriage and her sanity amid an oppressive cult of personality, will leave audiences breathless.”
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Oscar-winner Berry is coming off Netflix’s MMA drama Bruised, which marked her directorial debut, and next reunites with the streamer for The Union, starring alongside Mark Wahlberg.
