The first trailer for "Vanishing on 7th Street" starring H , Thandie Newton and John Leguizamo , directed by "The Mechanic" director Brad Anderson . When the darkness becomes engulfing human beings, when you wake up in the morning and find only a set of abandoned clothes left on the street, how will you deal with it? What you need is light, keep yourself in the light all the time. Several survivors of the darkness gather in a bar powered by natural gas, including Luke (H), a TV presenter, Christopher Emmanuel Paul (John Leguizamo), a withdrawn projectionist, and Rosemary ( H. Thandie Newton), a mother frantic with anxiety over the disappearance of her child, who ends up with a child named James (Jacob Lattimore). When the energy is gradually running out, they face whether to find the light, or choose to flee the city. Of course, there are fears and group struggles and doubts that hold them back.
The opening of the Vanishing on 7th Street trailer is somewhat reminiscent of Willard Christopher Smith Jr 's "I Am Legend," and the premise of staying bright as a survival premise is somewhat similar, except that what exactly is " Attacking "Humans" we don't know yet, and narrations like "Trust only your own light" are confusing, or curious what the director will be up to - we believe Brad Anderson is not M. Knight. Shyamalan (think "The Happening" , the trailer is so bluffing), after all he directed "Session 9" , " The Mechanic " and "Transsiberian" are all good works. And H , whose career has been seriously stagnant after " " , can he make a big turnaround with this? We will wait and see.
"Vanishing on 7th Street" will appear in the Toronto Film Festival's Midnight Madness program, but a North American release date has yet to be set.
