Grammy-winning artist The Weeknd, also known as Abel Tesfaye, is set to release his psychological thriller, Hurry Up Tomorrow, on May 16. The film follows Tesfaye’s character, a pop icon struggling with insomnia, as he meets a stranger who unravels him. Co-written by Tesfaye, director Trey Edward Shults, and Reza Fahim, the movie features Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan. The cast discusses the film’s ambiguity and the importance of creating an open-ended narrative that allows viewers to draw their own conclusions. The movie aims to provoke reflection and explore the collapse of identity, inviting audiences to engage with its experimental and subjective storytelling.
