Maybe I am neglecting huge swathes of cinema by not being all that familiar with French Belgian thrillers, such as Vincent Must Die.
Stéphan Castang’s well-regarded 2023 thriller followed a graphic designer in Lyon, France when one day he suddenly finds himself being attacked, without warning, by anyone who makes eye contact with him.
He finds himself forced to team up with Margaux, a waitress who seems to be the only person not out to kill him.
A western remake is now in the frame from AR Content, Vertigo and Blumhouse Atomic Monster.
The original starred Karim Leklou, Vimala Pons, and François Chattot and was an awards darling on the European circuit.
This remake will be written by David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick, who will also direct. His writing credits include Orphan and Aquaman. This is his first directing gig.
Alexander Rodnyansky, Michael Kupisk, Roy Lee and Michael Clear will produce.
No release date is currently known for Vincent Must Die.
