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14 October 2008 9:48 PM, PDT | From Aceshowbiz | See recent Aceshowbiz news

"Incendiary", the drama movie based on Chris Cleave's best selling novel, has got one of its international trailers exposed. Aimed for the U.K. viewers, the sneak peek into the London-based flick brings audience first to the marriage life and affair the lead character is having. Then, it displays how her world suddenly crumbles when terrorist attacks a football stadium where her husband and son are in.

Telling the story of a young mother whose life is forever changed by a terrorist attack, the Aramid Entertainment Fund flick follows this mother as she struggles to overcome her guilt and grief after the brutal death of her husband and son. It stars Michelle Williams, Ewan McGregor, Matthew Macfadyen and many others.

"Incendiary" was shot in various locations in London from the Northampton Square to the Brunswick Estate in Islington, North London. Targeted for 2008 released, the romantic drama is directed and penned by Sharon Maguire.

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14 October 2008 1:47 PM, PDT | From GetTheBigPicture.net | See recent Get The Big Picture news

Though this bit of casting didn't work earlier this year for Deception, Ewan McGregor and Michelle Williams are back on for Incendiary, a film that debuted here in the states at Sundance.

Incendiary features the tag line, "The Truth Can Blow You Apart," which is fitting since Williams plays a woman whose husband and son are among the many victims of a bombing at a soccer match. Why wasn't she killed, too? Because she was busy sleeping with another guy.

Can you say guilt-ridden?

It's only after the explosion that she finds herself in a love triangle with McGregor and Matthew MacFadyen. So, we may have trouble rooting for her in this.

Here's a peculiar side note: This flick was directed by Sharon Maguire, her first film since Bridget Jones' Diary. Seems like an odd choice.

Trailer courtesy of Trailer Addict

Incendiary opens in the UK on October 24th.

Colin Boyd

2 articles from 2008