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Rosamund Pike to Star and Produce 'Feed', a Body Horror Film

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In Short: Rosamund Pike will star in and produce 'Feed', a body horror film from director Leslye Headland and screenwriter Daniella Isaacs.

Feed | Official Trailer | Horror Brains
Official trailer — Horror Brains / YouTube

Rosamund Pike is set to star in and produce 'Feed', a body horror film that will debut at the American Film Market next week. The film, inspired by the 2022 Finnish film 'Hatching', is directed by Leslye Headland and written by Daniella Isaacs.

Pike, an Oscar nominee known for roles in 'Gone Girl' and 'I Care a Lot', will play Erin, a desperate mother who discovers a collagen supplement that promises to make her tween gymnast daughter a star influencer.

Official trailer — Horror Brains / YouTube YouTube

The film explores themes of parental ambition, the dangers of social media, and the fine line between predator and prey. Headland and Isaacs praised Pike's boldness and the script's audacity.

Pike expressed her desire to make a film that confronts modern obsessions with social media and self-improvement, as well as the complexities of modern motherhood.

The film's logline describes a mother's transformation as her daughter gains viral fame, delving into the dark appetites of online communities and the monetization of youth and beauty.

Pike, who recently starred in Guy Ritchie's 'In the Grey', will produce 'Feed' through her Primitive Streak banner. She is repped by CAA, United Agents, and Magnolia Entertainment.

ZQ Entertainment financed the script's development, and the film is set to explore contemporary fears about the digital world.

Pike's statement highlighted the film's examination of parental fears and the dangers of the digital landscape, emphasizing the script's human and disturbing elements.

Pike's involvement in 'Feed' marks a significant step in her career, combining her acting prowess with her producing skills to tackle a provocative and contemporary narrative.

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