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‘The Performance’ Review: Jeremy Piven Taps Into A Career-Best Role In Chilling Drama Set In Nazi Germany
DeadlineStory by Pete Hammond
scrn logline
Jeremy Piven delivers a career-best performance in this chilling Nazi-era drama based on an Arthur Miller short story.
beat sheet
- Jeremy Piven's performance is earning rave reviews, with critics hailing it as a dramatic departure from his more comedic roles.
- The film's timely themes of authoritarianism and censorship have already generated awards buzz, positioning it as a contender in the upcoming season.
call sheet
Jeremy Piven, Mamie McCoy, Robert Carlyle, Shira Piven, GVN Releasing, The Performance