Robert Zemeckis' 'Here' Reunites Tom Hanks and Robin Wright in a Cinematic Experiment

The film, based on a graphic novel, explores decades of life in a single room with innovative storytelling and technology.

Robert Zemeckis directs 'Here,' a film adapted from Richard McGuire's graphic novel, focusing on the passage of time in a single location.
Tom Hanks and Robin Wright, who last worked together in 'Forrest Gump,' star as a couple navigating family life across generations.
The movie employs cutting-edge de-aging technology to portray characters at different life stages, sparking discussions about its effectiveness.
Set exclusively in theaters, 'Here' challenges modern viewing habits by emphasizing the communal experience of cinema.
Zemeckis, known for his technical innovation, aims to engage audiences with a unique narrative structure and emotional depth.