Netflix Acquires Sci-Fi Thriller 'It's What's Inside' for $17M After Sundance Debut

Greg Jardin's feature directorial debut captivated audiences with its unique body-swapping premise, leading to a competitive bidding war.

Greg Jardin's film 'It's What's Inside' premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, where it quickly attracted multiple offers.
Netflix secured the film for $17 million, marking one of the highest-profile acquisitions at the festival.
The movie combines elements of comedy, thriller, and science fiction, involving a body-swapping machine at a pre-wedding party.
Jardin, who also served as editor and VFX artist, shot the film in just 18 days, emphasizing creative visual storytelling.
The film has been praised for its inventive plot and has already sparked discussions about a potential sequel.