There are only a few things more terrifying than the idea of waking up in a strange place with no recollection of where you are, or, worse yet, who you are. With no options, a man is forced to reinvent himself, but that means trusting that the reality he sees is, in fact, real. That's the premise behind the new André Holland noir thriller The Actor.
Based on Donald E. Westlake's novel Memory, written in 1963 but published posthumously in 2010, The Actor hails from Neon Studios, the same studio behind Academy Award nominee Anora and the upcoming thriller The Monkey (based on Stephen King's iconic horror story).
