Rachel Weisz sheets hijacking thriller 'Snatchback', Actress Rachel Weisz is situated to create and star in "Snatchback", an abducting thriller managing illicit youngster recuperation.
Coordinated by Pete Travis, the undertaking is being propelled to purchasers in Cannes International Film Festival by London-based Protagonist Pictures, reports hollywoodreporter.com.
The film is enlivened by the genuine story of Maureen Dabbagh, a lady from Virginia whose previous spouse captured their two year-old little girl and took her to the Middle East in 1992. She spent over 10 years hunting down her kid, one of 1,000 youngsters illicitly kidnapped from US every, prior year she at long last discovered her.
The plot of the film will see Dabbagh (or "Mo" as she is nicknamed) figure out how far she is willing to go to recover her youngster. In the years after the hijacking, she turns into a hired soldier occupied with risky missions over the Middle East to help different families recuperate hijacked kids - while never abandoning her own particular pursuit.
Weisz, who shows up in two rival movies at Cannes - "The Lobster" and "Youth", will assume the part of Mo in "Snatchback", which is booked to go on floor not long from now.
Coordinated by Pete Travis, the undertaking is being propelled to purchasers in Cannes International Film Festival by London-based Protagonist Pictures, reports hollywoodreporter.com.
The film is enlivened by the genuine story of Maureen Dabbagh, a lady from Virginia whose previous spouse captured their two year-old little girl and took her to the Middle East in 1992. She spent over 10 years hunting down her kid, one of 1,000 youngsters illicitly kidnapped from US every, prior year she at long last discovered her.
The plot of the film will see Dabbagh (or "Mo" as she is nicknamed) figure out how far she is willing to go to recover her youngster. In the years after the hijacking, she turns into a hired soldier occupied with risky missions over the Middle East to help different families recuperate hijacked kids - while never abandoning her own particular pursuit.
Weisz, who shows up in two rival movies at Cannes - "The Lobster" and "Youth", will assume the part of Mo in "Snatchback", which is booked to go on floor not long from now.
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