Léa Seydoux has a lot to learn about her marriage in the trailer for Netflix‘s thriller Gentle Monster.

Director Marie Kreutzer‘s feature hits select theaters Oct. 30 before launching on the streaming service Nov. 18. Jella Haase, Laurence Rupp and Catherine Deneuve round out the cast for the film that premiered in competition at Cannes earlier this year and is set to screen at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Gentle Monster centers on Lucy (Seydoux), a concert pianist whose life is dramatically altered after a police raid leads her to protect her son and question how well she knows her husband.

“What are these secrets you have?” Seydoux asks in the trailer.

Marie Kreutzer (Corsage) helmed the movie from her own script. Alexander Glehr and Johanna Scherz serve as producers.

In her review of Gentle Monster for The Hollywood Reporter, critic Leslie Felperin noted that Seydoux delivers “a performance that’s all raw nerves — steely, vulnerable, angry and broken at once.”

Seydoux told THR in a recent interview that she did not hesitate to tackle the film in which her character grapples with her husband being accused of watching and distributing child sex abuse material. “I think it’s controversial, but also realistic,” the actress explained. “It was important to tell this story because it’s reality. I had no problem with the subject matter.”

For her part, Kreutzer told THR, “I was aware that this was a tough subject, and obviously it was difficult every step of the way with financing.” The Austrian director added, “Some actors — most of them — just told me directly that it’s too heavy material for them.”

Netflix has set the release date for The Body, an upcoming eight-episode series created by Quinn Shephard, as November 11.

The series follows a group of badly-behaved Catholic school girls, who begin having prophetic visions that set off mass hysteria in town after a dance-team initiation goes wrong.

Shephard directs the premiere and serves as showrunner for the gritty drama, starring Kristina Bogic (Anya Butler), Sara Boustany (Elise Zakaria), Geena Meszaros (Lisbeth Anderson), Nnamdi Asomugha (Father Franklin), Louisa Krause (Catherine Anderson), Shirley Chen (Maddie Delaney), Jackson Kelly (Leo Anderson), Sofia Wylie(Grace Franklin), with Gabby Windey (Coach Miller), Kyra Pierce (Bailey Bradley), Phallon Pierce (Brit Bradley), Marcel Ruiz (Tyler Santos), Orlando Norman (Steven Maxwell), Ashley Madekwe (Theresa Franklin), Motell Foster (Michael Franklin), Cale Ambrozic (Benji), Anna Tierney (Melanie), Chloe Longname (Eden), Sarah Abbott (Olivia), Emily Roman (Claire), Michela Luci (Amy), Bella Neuspiel (Katie), Julia Lowe (Blair) and Christine Solomon (Salma).

Shephard calls The Body “a love letter to all the ’90s and Y2K teen movies and erotic thrillers” she loved growing up. This includes movies like Carrie, Jennifer’s Body, Heavenly Creatures, and even Mean Girls. The Crucible and the Salem witch trials also have heavy influence. She also calls in her “most personal” project yet.

“I’ve always been interested in the idea of girlhood as a religious experience. This story is definitely my way of putting a playful spin on all the nightmares of my own teenage-dom,” Shephard says. “Tonally, I would describe the show as gritty camp. It’s a raunchy teen psychodrama with a dash of Catholic horror.

Executive producers include Peter Chernin, Amy Israel and Josh Stern for North Road, Riley Keough, Gina Gammell and Sacha Ben Harroche for Felix Culpa as well as Blair Breard.

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