Babak Anvari's new thriller titled Hallow Road is now in production. Shot in Ireland and the Czech Republic, the picture is based on a script penned by William Gillies (Clergymen). The project began shooting in Greystones, County Wicklow, earlier this month, and has since continued production in Prague. Deadline first broke the news.

In detail, the story of Hallow Road follows two parents who receive a distressing late-night phone call from their daughter after she caused a tragic car accident. Starring are Rosamund Pike (Saltburn [+lee también:
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The British-Iranian filmmaker is best known for directing the horror flicks Under the Shadow [+lee también:
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Hallow Road is being produced by Lucan Toh for Two & Two Pictures (UK/USA) with Ian Henry for London Film & TV (UK) and Richard Bolger for Hail Mary Pictures (Ireland). The project was commissioned and developed by London Film & TV, and is benefiting from co-financing by XYZ Films (USA) and Screen Ireland.

The official release date is yet to be disclosed.