Through her Instagram, actress Amber Midthunder (“Legion”) spoke about the new film in the franchise “Predador”, officially titled “Prey” (Presa, in literal translation), revealing that she is proud to be a part of the project, which will bring representation by focusing on a Comanche tribe, a Native American ethnic group.
“I have no words to explain how proud and excited I am to finally be able to share this news with you and to have had the opportunity to be a part of it. It’s time to see the portrayal on screens. , to be portrayed as strong human beings by our own people. I can’t wait for you to watch this movie, “said the actress.
The feature will be released in mid-2022, direct to Hulu’s streaming service. In Brazil, production should arrive by Star +.
Amber Midthunder (‘Legion’) will star in the production. She will play as a Comanche woman who defies the norms and traditions of her tribe to become a warrior.
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“The story will follow Kee, a Comanche woman who goes against gender norms and traditions to become a warrior. Many years ago – at a time before Europeans invaded their lands – the Comanche people had a well-defined society and gender norms. Kee is very close to his younger brother, Taabe, who is preparing to become a leader. As capable as any young man in the tribe, Kee has always been a teacher and inspiration for Taabe. In the Comanche tradition – she is Patsi – the elder sister who helped shape it. Kee is inspiring and has ideas that others don’t have. Young, she wants to prove herself in the male world of her people. When an unknown threat puts everyone in danger, Kee will have to show that he is as capable as any other warrior.
Dan Trachtenberg (’10 Cloverfield Street ‘) will be responsible for the staging.
The feature film is being developed under the 20th Century Studios brand, which is part of the Walt Disney conglomerate.
Patrick Aison (‘Jack Ryan’ and ‘Treadstone’) signs the script.
The next sequel will be the fifth chapter of the saga, which was officially released in 1987 and also featured two crossover derivatives featuring ‘Alien’.