There's a considerable measure going ahead in the new trailer for "Peacefulness." The introduce appears to be sufficiently essential — an angling pontoon skipper is drawn closer by a secretive lady, who requests that he slaughter her oppressive spouse. In any case, on the other hand, that wouldn't make for an intriguing film, okay? That is the point at which the absurdity of the trailer starts. You have a little island where everybody knows everybody, with a diverse cast of characters including a little, clearly insidious man who knows more than he lets on. All while the pressure is heightening as the trailer arrives at its decision with the snap, click, snap of an angling rod shaft.

"Peacefulness" stars Matthew McConaughey, who was clearly destined to play an angling vessel chief in a film. Joining McConaughey in the cast is Anne Hathaway, Jason Clarke, Djimon Hounsou, Jeremy Strong, and Diane Lane. Along these lines, with this cast alone, you should be energized. The movie is composed and coordinated by Steven Knight, who is likely best referred to for his work as essayist chief of 2013's "Locke," and also his work as an author on arrangement "Peaky Blinders" and "Unthinkable."

"Peacefulness" will be discharged on October 19.



Here's the summation:

From the imaginative personality of Oscar candidate, Steven Knight comes a daringly unique, hot, adapted spine chiller. Cook Dill (Academy Award champ Matthew McConaughey) is an angling pontoon commander driving visits off a quiet, tropical enclave called Plymouth Island. His tranquil life is broken, be that as it may, when his ex Karen (Academy Award victor Anne Hathaway) tracks him down with a urgent supplication for help. She asks Dill to spare her – and their young child – from her new, fierce spouse (Jason Clarke) by taking him out to ocean on an angling outing, just to toss him to the sharks and abandon him for dead. Karen's appearance pushes Dill again into an existence he'd endeavored to overlook, and as he battles amongst good and bad, his reality is dove into another reality that may not be all that it appears