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About That Popular 'Black Films Don't Sell ...It's Personal In First Poster For Halle Berry's Thriller 'The Call'
Brad Anderson directs Halle Berry in the thriller The Call.
The WWE Studios and Troika Pictures jointly production also co-stars Morris Chestnut as Halle's cop lover, Abigail Breslin, and is described as follows:
Set against the backdrop of a 911 call center, this fast-paced suspense pic will find Berry playing a 911 emergency operator who takes a call from a teenage girl (Breslin) who has been abducted and carried away in the trunk of a car. Berry's character must face her own fears in order to save the teenage girl from a disturbed killer. The kidnapping plays out in real time as the pair work together to track down the killer.
The script was written by Rich D’Ovidio (Exit Wounds, Thir13en Ghosts).
The Call opens on March 15.
You've seen the trailer; here's the first poster:
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