Salma Hayek is doing her best to raise awareness for her new film, happiness, which launched on Amazon Prime Video on Friday. The film, co-starring Owen Wilson, required her to wear some extensive floral tattoos on her chest. On Thursday, Hayek posted a photo of the film’s production, showing the temporary ink. happiness is a science fiction drama written and directed by Mike Cahill.
In Hayek’s photo, she smiles at a camera in her makeup chair, with her robe down to show the tattoos on her chest. One was a dandelion, while the other was a vine that snaked around its neck. “In the middle of a [makeup] [hair] and [tattoo] test for happiness“she wrote in the caption. She also reminded her followers that the film is now available for broadcast.” It looks beautiful, “wrote a fan in capital letters.” So beautiful, “wrote another.
Wilson plays Greg in happiness, while Hayek, 54, stars as Isabel. Greg is a divorcee whose life takes a turn when he meets Isabel, a homeless woman who thinks she is a computer-generated illusion. During his journey, Greg discovers that there may be some truth to Isabel’s crazy theories. Nesta Cooper (The Edge of Seventeen) plays Greg’s daughter Emily, who tries to bring her father back to reality.
“I wanted to tell a story about the fragility of the mind and the malleability of our perception,” Cahill, who worked on SyFy The magicians and Hulu The way, said Weekly entertainment of your new film. “I particularly wanted to make a film that dealt with different ways of seeing the world with compassion and empathy, rather than judgment. For me, this is an important bridge of connection that humans need and I felt there was a way to dramatize that idea and make it fun, exciting, exciting, while maintaining its emotional potency. “
Hayek stars in two other films to be released this year, Marvel’s Eternals and Hitman’s wife’s bodyguard. Earlier this week, Deadline reported that its producer, Ventanarosa Productions, is developing Boob life for HBO Max. The series is based on the book by Leslie Lehr A Boob’s life: how America’s obsession shaped me – and you. It tells the story of a woman who turns 40 and her breasts start talking to her, inspiring her to find a new way of looking at life. The book will be released on March 2. Hayel and Lehr are the executive producers of the project.