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Sarah Gadon & John Gallagher Jr. Lead Thriller 20/20 from The Transfiguration Director

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Sarah Gadon & John Gallagher Jr. Wrap Production on Psychological Thriller 20/20

Sarah Gadon (Enemy) and John Gallagher Jr. (10 Cloverfield Lane) have officially wrapped production in New York on 20/20, a psychological thriller directed by The Transfiguration’s Michael O’Shea, Deadline reports.

This marks O’Shea’s sophomore feature, following his critically acclaimed 2016 debut. In 20/20, Gadon stars as a young professional woman whose once-thriving life takes a terrifying turn as she becomes increasingly paranoid about threats from a family member.

The film also stars Ella Rae Peck (The Call), Scott Shepherd (Killers of the Flower Moon), Denny Dillon (Servant), Aaron Moten (Fallout), and Cici Koueth, rounding out an intense ensemble cast.

Produced by Susan Leber (The Transfiguration), Anna Gerb (All Is Lost), and Joyce Pierpoline (Teeth), 20/20 is executive produced by Greg Hersch, Brad Axelrod, Jason Caldwell, and Randy Manis.

Before joining 20/20, Gallagher Jr. completed filming Mike Flanagan’s upcoming The Exorcist, set for release on March 12, 2027.

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