The first trailer for Sydney Sweeney and Jude Law's new film Eden has been released, but in a rather unexpected way.
Directed by Solo: A Star Wars Story helmer Ron Howard, the film is a survival thriller that also stars Ana de Armas, Vanessa Kirby, Daniel Brühl, and Richard Roxburgh. It follows a group of European settlers who arrived on the Ecuadorian island of Floreana.
Although it's directed by an American director with a big-name English speaking cast, the only trailer currently available online is the German-dubbed one.
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That's because the film doesn't have a distributor and/or English-language release date yet, and is currently only set for a release in Germany, with Leonine Studios releasing it in April.
People did get a chance to see the film in English, as it was screened at the Toronto International Film Festival. From the critics' reviews from the festival, Eden sits at a middling Rotten Tomatoes score of 57%.
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A common theme amongst the more negative reviews is that the film is quite unmemorable, and the talented cast don't get a lot to do with their characters. More positive reviews have praised de Armas for a fun, campy performance that leans into black comedy and elevates the film around her.
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Looking ahead, Sweeney has recently been filming The Housemaid, from Bridesmaids and Last Christmas director Paul Feig.
The film follows a woman who gets a job working for a wealthy couple (played by Amanda Seyfried and Brandon Sklenar) and discovers their dark secrets.
She's also landed a role in A24's Edgar Allan Poe adaptation The Masque of the Red Death.
Eden releases in Germany in April. It does not currently have a release date in other territories.
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