Tuesday 2 April 2024

NEWS & TRAILER - Strictly Confidential (2024 Film) Starring Elizabeth Hurley and Directed by Damian Hurley

Strictly Confidential

By Jon Donnis
Prepare to be captivated as the veil is lifted on the tantalizing thriller "Strictly Confidential," marking the directorial debut of the talented Damian Hurley. Starring the enigmatic Elizabeth Hurley alongside a stellar cast including Georgia Lock, Freddie Thorp, Lauren McQueen, Max Parker, and Genevieve Gaunt, this film promises an electrifying journey into the depths of mystery and intrigue.


Set to make its UK debut this May, "Strictly Confidential" immerses audiences in a tale of haunting grief and relentless determination. At its heart is Lily (played by Elizabeth Hurley), a mother grappling with the tragic loss of her daughter, Rebecca (Lauren McQueen). As Lily invites Rebecca's college friends, including the steadfast Mia (Georgia Lock), to her Caribbean home on the anniversary of her daughter's death, the stage is set for a gripping exploration of secrets long buried.

Mia, plagued by suspicions surrounding Rebecca's supposed suicide, embarks on a quest for truth that leads her down a treacherous path of deception and betrayal. Each guest harbors their own deadly secrets, all intertwined with Rebecca's demise. As Mia delves deeper into the shadows of Rebecca's past, she risks everything in her pursuit of justice, heedless of the dangers lurking at every turn.


The film's pulsating narrative, fueled by Damian Hurley's deft storytelling, promises to keep audiences on the edge of their seats until the very end. With its lush Caribbean backdrop juxtaposed against the darkness of hidden truths, "Strictly Confidential" offers a thrilling cinematic experience that will leave viewers questioning whether some secrets are truly meant to stay buried.

Prepare to unravel the enigma when "Strictly Confidential" arrives on digital platforms on May 13, 2024. Get ready to be swept away by a tale of seduction, duplicity, and the relentless pursuit of truth.