Lil Rel Howery must push or die in exclusive trailer for science fiction-thriller 'The Mill.'
, the trailer for which you can exclusively see above.Set in a near-future hyper-capitalist America,finds the actor playing Joe, a rising star at Mallard, a mega-corporation whose market dominance surpasses Amazon and Apple combined. Devoted to his family and fixated on success, Joe's life turns into a nightmare when he wakes up in an open-air prison cell with no memory of how he got there. Bewilderingly, the prison cell is centered around an archaic grist mill.
"Today's American discourse is centered on labor and artificial intelligence," says director Sean King O'Grady in a statement. "Eight months ago, when we filmed, these discussions were hypothetical. Our film unexpectedly became relevant. But it's not just about AI or labor. Joe's tale isn't merely topical — it's universal. It's about feeling trapped in a system that takes more than it gives, feeling like a replaceable cog in a lifeless machine.
O'Grady continues by saying that Howery "became Joe and brought him to life. He tapped into the times when he felt powerless, displaying raw vulnerability. Watching him was witnessing pure dedication as he transcended craft and touched the sublime."is written by Jeffrey David Thomas and costars Pat Healy, Karen Obilom, and Patrick Fischler. The film premieres Oct. 9 on Hulu.
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