Megan Fox's 'Till Death,' a high-concept horror-thriller, is beginning to shoot at Millennium's Nu Boyana studios in Sofia, Bulgaria on Thursday, marking the first U.S. production there since the coronavirus pandemic lockdown. More details:
starring Megan Fox at the company's Nu Boyana film studios in Sofia, Bulgaria.
The feature, from Australian director S.K. Dale, will be the first U.S. production to shoot at Nu Boyana since the novel coronavirus pandemic lockdown. The plot of the film seesstar Fox play Emma, who is left handcuffed to her dead husband as part of a sick revenge plot. Unable to unshackle, she has to survive as two killers arrive to finish her off. Eoin Macken, Aml Ameen, Callan Mulvey and Jack Roth co-star. Dale will direct from a script by Jason Carvey.
David Leslie Johnson is producing alongside Millennium’s Tanner Mobley, Les Weldon, Yariv Lerner, and Rob Van Norden. Executive producers include Millennium's Avi Lerner, Trevor Short, Boaz Davidson, Jeffrey Greenstein, and Jonathan Yunger.was initially set to begin principle photography this spring, but was put on hold due to the global pandemic. In recent months, film and television production has started up again across much of Europe.
"We are very excited and fortunate to be able to continue doing what we love: making movies," said Mobley. start is another positive sign that production is gearing up again in Europe as lockdown measures ease here and companies figure out new workflows to accommodate hygienic regulations. To date, the bulk of production has been small-screen work, with Netflix restarting shows in Germany, France, Spain, Poland, Italy, and the U.K.
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