Apple TV+ has just dropped the trailer forEcho Valley, and if the first look is anything to go by, audiences are in for an intense emotional ride. Directed by BAFTA winnerMichael Pearce(Beast,Encounter) and written byMare of EasttowncreatorBrad Ingelsby, the upcoming thriller starsJulianne MooreandSydney Sweeneyin a harrowing mother-daughter drama that explodes into a fight for survival. The film, premieringJune 13on the streamer, finds Moore playing Kate Garrett, a grieving woman trying to rebuild a quiet life on her Pennsylvania horse farm following apersonal tragedy. But that hard-earned peace is shattered when her daughter Claire(Sweeney) arrives on her doorstep in the middle of the night, hysterical and covered in blood.
What follows is a tense unraveling of secrets, danger, and moral compromise — as Kate is pushed to the edge to protect the child she barely recognizes anymore. Despite being set largely on a quiet farm,Echo Valleyisn’t short on action or intensity. The trailer teases everything from emotional breakdowns to firefights, dives into lakes, and full-on brawls. And while the thrills are gripping, the emotional core stays front and center. Claire brings more than just trauma to her mother’s doorstep — she brings dangerous people.
Domhnall Gleesonappears as a local criminal whose arrival tests the limits of Kate’s strength. Rounding out the cast areKyle MacLachlan,Fiona Shaw,Edmund Donovan,Albert Jones, and more. The film is produced byRidley ScottandMichael Prussfor Scott Free,Kevin J. Walshfor The Walsh Company, andBrad Ingelsby, with a heavy-hitting executive producing team that includesErika Olde,Sam Roseme,Nicole Jordan-Webber, andRebecca Feuer.
What Do The Actors Say About ‘Echo Valley’?
“This is a story about relationships,”Moore told Vanity Fair, callingEcho Valleya film that explores the gut-wrenching choices people make for family. “What kind of decisions do you make? How far will you go?” Pearce praised her ability to portray “grit and resolve” with complexity: “She can play that sort of fragility with her character… but Julianne’s a very strong personality. You totally buy that.”
As Claire, a volatile addict with a tangled past, Sweeney is trying to capture the internal chaos and manipulation of addiction. “I’ve had a lot of family members deal with addiction and struggle with similar issues,” Sweeney said. “There’s a manipulation underneath a lot of it. But when there was love in the air in the room, you truly still felt it.”
Echo Valleypremieres June 13 exclusively on Apple TV+, watch the new trailer above.
Echo Valley
Source:Vanity Fair
