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Maisie Williams' Car a Ticking Bomb in New Thriller
26 May
Summary
- Maisie Williams stars as a woman trapped with a car bomb.
- A mysterious caller forces her to deliver the bomb to a target.
- The film uses a 'live cinema' approach for immediacy.
Emmy nominee Maisie Williams stars in the high-concept thriller "Ignition." The film follows Sylvie Johnson, whose drive is violently interrupted by a bomb planted in her car. She receives instructions from an anonymous caller, compelling her to deliver the device to a specific target.
Trapped and under constant surveillance, Sylvie must use her wits to survive. The pressure mounts as she races against the ticking clock to reach the Royal Albert Hall, the designated target location. Sylvie also seeks to uncover the reasons behind her entanglement in this elaborate terror plot.
"Ignition" was directed by James Erskine and utilizes a "live cinema" approach. This method involves filming in real locations with remotely operated cameras to capture authentic action and performances without a visible crew, enhancing the film's immediacy.
WestEnd Films has secured multiple international sales for "Ignition," including deals for the U.K., Spain, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe. The film's innovative execution and gripping tension have resonated with buyers.
