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Session 9 director Brad Anderson is set to direct a new film project! A psychological thriller called Restart, which is based on Matthew Klein’s novel No Way Back. I enjoy Anderson's work, which also includes The Machinist, Transibierian, and most recently, The Call, which wasn't his best film.

The story centers on an ordinary man who discovers that his entire life is being infiltrated and manipulated by a terrifying criminal network. This seems like a great project for Anderson to develop, as it seems like a story that would fit his style.

The director is currently in production on another project, called Eliza Graves, which stars Kate Beckinsale, Jim Sturgess, Michael Caine, and Ben Kingsley.

Here's a description of the book:

Jimmy thinks he knows about loss, about fear, about paranoia. He should think again.Every time Jimmy Thane has been faced with a crossroad, he's taken the wrong path.

Filmmaker Brad Anderson ("The Call," "The Machinist") is set to direct the indie thriller "Restart" for Lotus Entertainment and Davids Canton Productions.

The story centers on an ordinary man who discovers that his entire life is being infiltrated and manipulated by a criminal network.

Gregory Poirier ("National Treasure: Book of Secrets") is penning the script based on Matthew Klein's novel "No Way Back". Danny Davids and Neil Canton are producing.

Source: Lotus Entertainment...

Being Huge fans of Brad Anderson we're always happy to hear when the man has a new project cookin' and his is one of those glorious times. Read on for the first details regarding his latest flick Restart.

According to Deadline Lotus Entertainment and Davids Canton Production are partnering on psychological thriller Restart based on Matthew Klein’s novel No Way Back which was published this spring by Corvus. Brad Anderson (The Call, The Machinist) is attached to direct from a script penned by Gregory Poirier (National Treasure: Book Of Secrets).

Restart centers on an ordinary man who discovers that his entire life is being infiltrated and manipulated by a terrifying criminal network. Danny Davids and Neil Canton are producing. Lotus’ Jim Seibel, Bill Johnson and D.J. Gugenheim are exec producing. More as we get it!

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Brad Anderson, who recently scored a hit with "The Call," is attached to direct the intense psychological thriller "Restart" for Lotus Entertainment and Davids Canton Productions. Gregory Poirier ("National Treasure: Book of Secrets") wrote the script, which is based on Matthew Klein's novel "No Way Back." Corvus published the novel this spring. Described as "The Game" meets "Unknown," story follows an ordinary man who discovers that his entire life is being infiltrated and manipulated by a terrifying criminal network. Danny Davids and Neil Canton are producing, while Lotus' Jim Seibel, Bill Johnson and...

Lotus Entertainment and Davids Canton Productions made the announcement on Friday [19].

Gregory Poirier wrote the psychological thriller based on Matthew Klein’s novel No Way Back about a man who learns his life is being infiltrated by a criminal network.

Danny Davids and Neil Canton are producing Restart while Lotus’ Jim Seibel, Bill Johnson and DJ Gugenheim serve as executive producers.

Wme Global represents Us rights and Lotus handles international sales.

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