A24 Reveals First Look at ‘Mother Mary,’ David Lowery’s Music-Driven Thriller
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First Look: A24 Releases Behind-the-Scenes Preview of David Lowery’s ‘Mother Mary’
A24 has released a first look at Mother Mary, the upcoming feature from writer and director David Lowery, offering audiences an early preview of the film’s tone, cast, and production approach.
The footage, presented as a behind-the-scenes glimpse, was also screened during a recent pre-screening event for Faces of Death. It provides a closer look at the film’s central performances and its emphasis on music, performance, and character dynamics.
Mother Mary stars Academy Award winner Anne Hathaway as a globally recognized pop star preparing for a comeback performance. The story follows her reunion with her estranged best friend and former costume designer, Sam Anselm, played by Michaela Coel. The narrative centers on their relationship and the resurfacing of unresolved tensions tied to their shared past.
The film features a supporting cast that includes Hunter Schafer, Kaia Gerber, Jessica Brown Findlay, Alba Baptista, Sian Clifford, Atheena Frizzell, Isaura Barbé-Brown, and FKA twigs.
Music plays a central role in the project.
Original songs are performed by Hathaway and written and produced by Jack Antonoff and Charli XCX, with additional original material contributed by FKA twigs. This collaboration suggests a production that integrates music directly into the storytelling rather than using it as a secondary element.
Lowery, known for films such as The Green Knight and A Ghost Story, brings a character-focused approach to the project. Based on the available footage, Mother Mary appears to explore themes related to identity, performance, and the pressures associated with public image, particularly within the music industry.
The behind-the-scenes preview highlights both performance sequences and quieter moments between characters, indicating a balance between staged spectacle and interpersonal drama.
A24 has not positioned the film strictly within a single genre, though it has been described as a psychosexual pop thriller. The early materials emphasize atmosphere and character interaction rather than plot-specific reveals.
Tickets for Mother Mary are currently on sale.





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