Everyone loves a stone-cold thriller, and according to The Hollywood Reporter, a limited comic book series that does just that has been snapped up for adaptation. Szymon Kudrański’s No Man’s Land began in 2025 and is set during the Cold War era. In 1963, the dead body of a woman is found frozen on the Ice Curtain — an ice bridge that anyone brave enough to cross can walk from the USA to Russia. The latest traveller that didn’t make the journey catches the attention of both sides, forcing an FBI agent and a young KGB operative to reluctantly join forces to find out what happened.
The film is being produced by Kudrański, along with Jason Berman’s A/Vantage Pictures (Highest 2 Lowest) and Jon Levin’s Sustainable Imagination. The story drew comparisons to Seven and Zodiac, with the former even serving as an inspiration for one of the comic’s variant covers, impressively created by Kudrański.
