Oscar winners Al Pacino, Morgan Freeman, Helen Mirren, and Oscar nominee Danny DeVito will star in the movie "Sniff".
The movie is a stylish reinvention of the noir genre that will be directed by Oscar-winner Taylor Hackford and penned by Tom Grey.
"Sniff" centers around the murder of two residents under suspicious circumstances in a high-end luxury retirement community.
Retired detective Joe Mulwray (Freeman) is pulled back into action by his former partner William Keys (DeVito), as they explore the wealthy community controlled by kingpin Harvey Stride (Pacino), and his femme fatale enforcer, The Spider (Mirren).
"Sniff" is an acronym for Senior Nursing Institute and Family Foundation.
Adam Goodman and Matt Skiena will produce through their Dichotomy Creative Group, alongside Hackford through his Anvil Films production shingle. Grey will also serve as executive producer.
Moreover, Endeavor Content will launch worldwide sales at the Toronto International Film Festival, while CAA Media Finance will co-repp U.S. rights.
The movie is set to begin production early next year.
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