EXCLUSIVE: Golden Globe nominee Aaron Eckhart is leading Bee Holder and Concourse’s ‘Midair,’ an action thriller set in the skies, which starts production this July. Magnus Martens is directing from a script penned by George Mahaffey
After flying rogue missions for the CIA, a cargo pilot’s flight goes haywire when he’s stalked, midair, by a terrorist who forces him to overcome a series of deadly obstacles. To outsmart him and keep everyone alive, he must outmaneuver and uncover the truth. “Aaron is a stellar leading man who posses all the qualities of this character; honor, focus and incredible loyalty. I look forward to bringing this heart pounding, exhilarating story to life for audiences around the globe” said Martens.
“The film is going to be pure adrenaline and action, with suspense that never lets up”, said Shreder. “You’ve never seen a flight movie quite this this one, and Aaron could not be more perfect for the role. It’s an honor to be working with both Magnus and Aaron , and we look forward to presenting it to distributors this week in Berlin.”
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