Greg Jardin, the director of the critically acclaimed film It’s What’s Inside, is well aware that audiences might initially expect his movie to be a typical horror film. With its eerie setting and a cast of enigmatic characters, the film seems to fit the horror genre mold. However, Jardin insists that his creation is not a traditional horror movie. In fact, he describes it as a sci-fi thriller with a touch of humor. The film, which has caught the attention of both audiences and critics, offers a unique and captivating experience by delving into the concept of body-swapping. Executive producer Colman Domingo and his creative partner, Raúl Domingo, believe that It’s What’s Inside explores a deeper level of fear, touching on what Colman refers to as “the horror of the soul.” This thought-provoking approach sets the film apart and promises to take viewers on an unexpected and thrilling journey.
“It’s What’s Inside” is a story about a group of friends who gather in a house, and one of them introduces a body-swapping machine. The group decides to play a game with the machine, allowing them all to swap bodies simultaneously, leading to a night filled with existential chaos. If you’re curious to learn more about this thrilling story from Jardin and Domingo, keep reading for an in-depth look. You won’t need to jump into their bodies to uncover the truth.
“It’s What’s Inside” is a film that centers around a pre-wedding celebration that takes a dark turn when a long-lost friend arrives with a mysterious suitcase. The characters at the party include anxious Shelby, her unsympathetic boyfriend Cyrus, renowned influencer Nikki, affable groom Reuben, wealthy Dennis, artist Brooke, and spiritual Maya. The enigmatic Forbes also plays a significant role in the storyline.
The movie “It’s What’s Inside” marks the directorial debut of SXSW Grand Jury Prize winner Jardin. In addition to directing, Jardin also wrote the film. The producers of the movie include William Rosenfeld, Kate Andrews, Jason Baum, and Raúl Domingo, with Ulf Ek, Robert Kapp, and Colman Domingo serving as executive producers. Colman Domingo expressed his excitement about bringing the vision of a first-time feature filmmaker like Jardin to life, praising Jardin’s skills as both an editor and a director. According to Domingo, he was particularly impressed by Jardin’s ability to bring the entire creative vision to life and deliver what was inside his head. “It’s What’s Inside” is now available for streaming on Netflix.