‘Morning’: Benedict Cumberbatch’s new film plan revealed, he will star in science fiction

According to media reports, Benedict Cumberbatch, Laura Dern, and Noah Jupe will collaborate in a sci-fi film called “Morning”.

It is reported that “Morning” will take place in the future. The film tells about a series of difficult ethical and social issues caused by people’s sleep.

“Morning” is set in a future society where there is a pill that eliminates the need for sleep.

With the help of the artificial sun, the morning sun, life and work never end. But as the younger generation grew up, the sleep-deprived began to rebel.

In terms of creators, Justin Kurzel will direct the film, while the screenplay award is handed over to Sam Steiner.

Director Kurzel is from Australia, and he is best at unearthing the secrets of human society in science fiction stories. He has directed “Snowtown” won the FIPRESCI Special Mention Award.

In 2015, the feature film “Macbeth” directed by him was released, and the film was shortlisted for the main competition unit of the 68th Cannes International Film Festival.

In 2016, he directed the sci-fi action film Assassin’s Creed.

Currently, “Morning” is in the early stages of filming, and the release date has not yet been determined.