Mark your calendars for May 16 as HURRY UP TOMORROW arrives exclusively in theaters, promising an unforgettable plunge into psychological suspense and existential dread. Directed by Trey Edward Shults (Waves, It Comes at Night) and co-written by Shults, Abel Tesfaye (The Weeknd), and Reza Fahim, the film marks a bold new chapter in cinematic storytelling—a hallucinatory descent into the psyche of a sleepless artist.
A Nightmarish Descent
HURRY UP TOMORROW follows the story of a musician plagued by chronic insomnia, portrayed by Abel Tesfaye in a deeply personal and brooding performance. As he drifts further from reality, a mysterious stranger (played by Barry Keoghan) emerges, dragging him into a spiraling journey that dismantles everything he thought he knew about himself.
Joining them is Jenna Ortega, known for her breakout roles in Wednesday and Scream, bringing a magnetic intensity that adds layers to the psychological drama. The trio forms the emotional core of the narrative, navigating a surreal landscape where dreams and delusions blur, and truth becomes increasingly elusive.
A Visionary Collaboration
Produced by Tesfaye, Reza Fahim, Kevin Turen, and Harrison Kreiss under Manic Phase and in association with Live Nation Productions, HURRY UP TOMORROW blends music, emotion, and mystery in a genre-defying experience. Lionsgate, the studio behind some of the decade’s most daring films, brings this ambitious project to audiences worldwide.
The film’s themes of identity, fame, and mental unrest are underscored by haunting visuals and a hypnotic score, echoing the disorienting rhythm of insomnia. It is a deeply immersive cinematic journey—one that is as emotionally resonant as it is visually striking.
A Must-See This Spring
For fans of character-driven thrillers and innovative storytelling, HURRY UP TOMORROW stands as one of 2024’s most anticipated releases. With Abel Tesfaye expanding his artistic repertoire and Shults continuing his streak of thought-provoking films, this collaboration promises to leave a lasting impression.
Don’t miss the premiere of HURRY UP TOMORROW, only in theaters May 16.
