Anton Corbijn will film the thriller Switzerland starring Helen Mirren.

Dutch director Anton Corbijnknown for unique and award-winning feature films such as Controls [+lee también:
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The Swiss-British co-production will feature a fictional version of the author. Patricia Highsmith Embroiled in a stressful relationship with her ambitious literary agent, the British actress will play American-American author Highsmith, who spent the last days of her life in Switzerland. Helen Mirren (Golda [+lee también:
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The film’s screenplay was written by an Australian author. Joanna Murray Smith It promises a blend of suspense and psychological depth, reflecting Highsmith’s haunting literary style. Switzerland It is a collaboration between the production company Zurich Avenue Karl Spori And Brohaha for entertainment by Gabriel Tana.

“Switzerland, as a filming location, plays a crucial role in the film,” says Spori. Switzerland. Zurich Street is delighted to bring to life the country’s unique landscapes and cultural landmarks in this international production. Switzerland “It is not only intended to be an interesting film, but also a visual event that celebrates the beauty of our country,” he adds. “It is a great honour for Zurich Street to work with Anton Corbijn, Helen Mirren and Gabriele Tana. We look for universal stories with strong characters – often inspired by real events – that resonate globally. Switzerland “It fits perfectly with our vision.”