Empire alum
Gabourey Sidibe is gearing up to make her directorial feature debut, Deadline has learned. The Oscar-nominated actress will helm the psychological thriller
Pale Horse.
The film, based on a story by
Chris Courtney Martin, follows Naia, an esteemed, yet reclusive Black YA author who is living with MS. Naia’s life suddenly turns upside down when she decides to “shelter the man who escaped captivity with her long-missing brother.” Production on
Pale Horse is set to begin this fall.
Meanwhile,
Katt Williams are joining forces for
The House Next Door: Meet the Blacks 2. The film, which is a follow up to 2016’s
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