Hurry Up Tomorrow, starring Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan, has unveiled its first trailer for the new thriller.
The film is an accompaniment to The Weeknd's sixth studio album of the same name and also sees the singer star as himself.
It hits US cinemas on May 16, while its accompanying album was released last week.
Directed by Trey Edward Shults, Hurry Up Tomorrow sees The Weeknd (real name Abel Tesfaye) as a fictionalised version of himself battling insomnia who is "pulled into an odyssey with a stranger who begins to unravel the very core of his existence".
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The film's trippy trailer sees Tesfaye about to take to the stage intercut with images of Ortega and Keoghan's characters seemingly plaguing him, with Ortega in one scene about to start a fire.
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Tesfaye wrote the film's script alongside Shults and Reza Fahim, who worked with him on The Idol.
Speaking ahead of the film's release, Lionsgate Motion Picture Group chair Adam Fogelson said: "Abel is a visionary whose art cannot be confined by any single medium.
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"With Hurry Up Tomorrow, in partnership with Trey, his musical universe expands onto the big screen with a psychological thriller that will usher in a new cinematic experience for fans. We are thrilled to be bringing it to audiences worldwide."
Meanwhile Ortega will next be seen in black comedy Death of a Unicorn, alongside Paul Rudd.
Ortega and Rudd play a father and daughter who accidentally hit and kill a unicorn while on their way to a weekend retreat. The film's first trailer landed in December ahead of its US release on March 28.
Hurry Up Tomorrow will land in US cinemas on May 16, 2025. A UK release date is yet to be confirmed.
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