Warner Bros. acquires psychosexual thriller 'Exposure'

Warner Bros. has acquired the short story "Exposure" by writers Erika Vázquez and Siena Butterfield for a feature film adaptation in a competitive situation.

The story is described as a psychosexual thriller involving themes of voyeurism and set against a corporate backdrop. Plot details remain under wraps.

Barbara and Andy Muschietti will produce through their Double Dream banner. Jesse Ehrman and Cate Adams are overseeing the project for the studio.

Vázquez and Butterfield, who met as roommates at Tufts University and have written for series such as Wednesday and CSI: Vegas, recently sold another erotic thriller spec titled Fixation to New Regency. They also have the popcorn horror project Warm & Fuzzy set up at SK Global.

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Disclosure Day opens to 93.9 million dollars globally

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Steven Spielberg's new alien thriller Disclosure Day debuted strongly at the worldwide box office this weekend.

Laura Lekkos has been tapped to adapt Rebecca Serle's New York Times bestseller Expiration Dates for Amazon MGM Studios, with Emma Roberts set to star. The project was first reported by Deadline. Producers include representatives from Featherweight Pictures and Belletrists.

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Focus Features and Blumhouse’s Obsession has surpassed The Blair Witch Project to claim the highest gross for a film acquired at a festival. The horror romance reached $286.5 million worldwide as of the latest weekend.

Shatara Michelle Ford's sophomore feature film will open in New York and Los Angeles this summer ahead of a wider U.S. rollout.

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Turner Classic Movies has acquired exclusive rights to the documentary 'Beyond The Border: Latino Representation in Hollywood.' The film, directed by sisters Clara and Julia Kuperberg, will premiere on TCM in September during Hispanic Heritage Month. It explores the century-long fight for Latino visibility in cinema.

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