Lily Sullivan dives into a conspiracy that blurs the lines between reality and obsession in the gripping new thriller Monolith, hitting theaters and digital platforms this February.
A Woman on the brink of ruin.
Once a rising star, journalist Sarah (Sullivan) is now clinging to the tattered threads of her career. A flicker of hope ignites when an email lands in her inbox, hinting at a chilling cover-up involving ancient monoliths and their potential link to disturbing occurrences. This could be the story that redeems her.
Driven by ambition and a thirst for the truth, Sarah dives into the rabbit hole. Obsessive research, cryptic messages, and whispers of government collusion fuel her pursuit. Each step brings her closer to the heart of the conspiracy and closer to unsettling personal revelations. The lines between fact and fiction begin to blur. And Sarah is forced to confront the possibility that the biggest lie might be the one she’s told herself.
Behind the film:
Directed by Matt Vesely (known for his atmospheric storytelling) and written by Lucy Campbell (whose previous work explored the complexities of human identity), Monolith promises a psychologically suspenseful journey into the dark corners of truth and self-deception.
Think: Mulholland Drive meets The Blair Witch Project with a dash of Inception. Monolith isn’t just a movie; it’s an experience that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about yourself and the world around you.
Here’s what makes Monolith stand out:
- A complex and layered protagonist: Sarah is no cookie-cutter hero. She’s flawed, driven, and haunted by past mistakes. Her journey of uncovering the truth is as much about confronting her own demons as it is about exposing the conspiracy.
- An unsettling atmosphere: Vesely masterfully builds suspense through eerie visuals, haunting soundscapes, and a constant sense of unease. Get ready to grip your armrests and peek through your fingers.
- Twists and turns that will keep you guessing: When you think you’ve figured it out, Monolith throws another curveball. Prepare to be surprised, shocked, and maybe even a little disturbed.
Don’t miss Monolith when it arrives on February 16th, 2024, from Well Go USA.
