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‘A Haunting in Venice’: Hercule Poirot Returns In A Gripping Supernatural Thriller

The film promises to take viewers on a thrilling journey through a world filled with shadows and supernatural occurrences, where nothing is as it seems.

Agatha Christie’s legendary detective, Hercule Poirot, is making a grand comeback on the silver screen with the highly anticipated film A Haunting in Venice. The official trailer has been unveiled, teasing audiences with the eerie tale set to captivate moviegoers this fall. Starring Academy Award winner Kenneth Branagh, who not only directs but also reprises his celebrated role as the meticulous detective, the film promises to deliver a gripping supernatural thriller. Scheduled for a nationwide release on September 15, 2023, A Haunting in Venice is already creating buzz among fans of Christie’s iconic mysteries.

Inspired by Agatha Christie’s novel Hallowe’en Party, the movie transports viewers to the haunting, post-World War II Venice, particularly on All Hallows’ Eve. The retired Hercule Poirot now resides in self-imposed exile in the city, seeking tranquility in his golden years. However, his peace is shattered when he’s reluctantly drawn into attending a séance at a decaying and allegedly haunted palazzo. As darkness falls over Venice, a murder occurs, and Poirot finds himself entangled in a web of sinister secrets.

This thrilling narrative invites viewers to join Poirot on a twisty journey through a world filled with shadows and obscured truths. As he unravels the haunting mysteries that Venice conceals within its beautiful labyrinth, audiences will be immersed in a riveting experience, engrossed in the brilliant mind of the world’s most revered detective.

Whether you’re a devoted Agatha Christie fan or simply love a good mystery, A Haunting in Venice is a must-see. Mark your calendars for September 15 and prepare to be enthralled by Kenneth Branagh’s mesmerizing portrayal of Hercule Poirot as he confronts the unknown and unravels the chilling enigmas of A Haunting in Venice. In addition to Branagh, the cast includes Kyle Allen, Camille Cottin, Jamie Dornan, Tina Fey, Jude Hill, Ali Khan, Emma Laird, Kelly Reilly, Riccardo Scamarcio, and Michelle Yeoh.

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