What happened before the Woodhouses moved into the famous Bramford Building in New York City in 1965? That’s the terrifying story that unfolds in Apartment 7A, to Rosemary’s baby prequel that follows desperate dancer Terry Gionoffrio, played by Julia Garner.
The trailer for the latest movie Relic Co-writer and director Natalie Erika James hints at familiar (and strange) characters, like the curious Minnie (Dianne Weist) and her eccentric husband Roman Castevet (Kevin McNally). But this clip from the film reveals that Terry’s problems extend beyond the oddball residents of the posh apartment building next to Central Park.
In this clip, titled “Show Me,” Terry is auditioning for a new musical, but an infamous ankle injury has made it difficult for her to get work. Here, a trio of producers and casting directors torment her, demanding that she show them the movie that derailed her career. Worse, they ask her to do it again and again. Each time, the callousness of the demand hits harder.
Beneath Garner’s smooth physique and bright smile lies a pained expression. And here, James begins to tighten the screws, revealing how the cruel world of show business can push a young dreamer to do anything to succeed.
Apartment 7A Coming On Demand Now To Paramount+ September 27.
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