Watch the very first 12 Minutes of Seem of My Voice: Brit Marling and Cult Jam

Festival darling Brit Marling burst to the scene last summer time using the sci-fi indie Another Earth (and will also be observed in the approaching fiscal thriller Arbitrage opposite Richard Gere and Susan Sarandon), but her turn like a mysterious cult leader within this April's Seem of My Voice may be the better summary of the charming up and comer. Hit the jump to look at the very first ten minutes of Seem of My Voice, thanks to Fox Searchlight, and discover for yourself. As observed in the outlet ten minutes, Seem of My Voice follows a few (Nicole Vicius and Christopher Denham) because they infiltrate a secretive cult, planning to film a documentary subjecting its leader like a fraud. However when they meet stated leader -- as Marling's Maggie, a youthful lady who states be in the future -- they fall much deeper in compared to what they ever imagined they'd. Seem of My Voice, directed by Zal Batmanglij, may be the second of Marling's Sundance 2011 photos hitting screens following Mike Cahill's Another Earth both were co-compiled by Marling and tested to acclaim around the festival circuit. Shot on the small budget, SOMV pulls off a significant amount with hardly any when it comes to the type of assets open to most sci-fi films, and like Another Earth it's greatly a romantic-scale indie that develops a larger sense for that world around it. But between your two -- to not invite comparison, however it inevitably happens -- SOMV enables Marling to flex her acting muscles with one of the most complex and layered female figures directly into arrive shortly. That alone is going to be well worth the cost of admission come April 27. Fox Searchlight, meanwhile, must discover a method to push SOMV farther of computer did Another Earth, which experienced from deficiencies in clearness in the ads and opened up to disappointing box office, for an of course small-scale film without any stars. This primary-10-minutes clip is a great start it doesn't only draw you to the plot of SOMV and provide you with a feeling of Batmanglij's shrewd pointing style and also the magnetic allure of Marling as Maggie, additionally, it features a number of "interactive" bonus features that look away to grow on ideas and ideas within the film, including viral clips such as this. Follow Jen Yamato on Twitter. Follow Movieline on Twitter.