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Thriller 'Anniversary' Explores Tensions of Changing Ideologies
22 Oct
Summary
- Thriller film 'Anniversary' explores a fractured family as nation embraces controversial movement
- Actress Diane Lane says the film feels like a "horror story" with real-world ideologies
- Screenplay addresses issues that "touch people's lives" in an alarming time of uncertainty

The upcoming thriller film 'Anniversary' explores the tensions within a fractured family as the country embraces a controversial rising movement known as The Change. Actress Diane Lane, who leads the film, says the subject matter makes it feel like a "horror story" with real-world ideologies, not made-up monsters.
Directed by Jan Komasa, 'Anniversary' follows the sophisticated college professor Ellen (played by Lane) and her wealthy family as their lives unravel when Ellen's former student Liz (Phoebe Dynevor) reappears and starts dating their son (Dylan O'Brien). As Liz becomes part of the Taylor family, the tensions rise and loyalties are tested, with Liz's role in The Change bringing simmering conflicts to the surface.




