Shell OTT Release Date, Platform In India: Where To Stream Kate Hudson & Elisabeth Moss’ Film? Lionsgate Play To Premiere…

Shell
OTT
release
date
India:
The
American
black
comedy-body
horror
film
Shell
is
set
to
stream
in
India
on
Lionsgate
Play
from
16
January,
bringing
viewers
a
tense
story
of
beauty,
ambition,
and
control.
Led
by
Kate
Hudson
and
Elisabeth
Moss,
and
directed
by
Max
Minghella,
the
film
explores
how
a
shiny
wellness
empire
hides
disturbing
power
games
beneath
its
perfect
surface.

The
story
centres
on
Samantha
Lake,
played
by
Elisabeth
Moss,
a
former
Hollywood
actor
who
sees
fame
and
relevance
slipping
away
in
an
industry
focused
on
youth.
Samantha
turns
to
Shell,
a
high-end
wellness
brand
that
promises
transformation,
strict
structure,
and
complete
guidance.
There,
Samantha
meets
Zoe
Shannon,
portrayed
by
Kate
Hudson,
the
strong-willed
and
magnetic
founder
who
sells
reinvention
with
absolute
authority.

Shell
Lionsgate
Play
release
date
in
India

Shell
uses
this
elite
wellness
setting
to
question
industries
that
profit
from
insecurity
and
the
demand
to
appear
flawless
at
any
age.
As
Samantha
follows
Shell’s
strict
regimen,
the
supposed
path
to
empowerment
begins
to
feel
more
like
a
trap.
The
lines
between
support
and
manipulation
blur,
and
Samantha
discovers
that
the
cost
of
staying
visible
may
be
far
higher
than
expected.

Lionsgate
Play
positions
Shell
within
a
line-up
of
bold,
international
stories
aimed
at
viewers
looking
for
sharp,
socially
aware
narratives.
The
film
mixes
psychological
unease
with
dark
humour
rather
than
pure
spectacle,
allowing
atmosphere
and
character
choices
to
drive
the
tension.
Through
this
blend,
Shell
offers
a
pointed
look
at
perfectionism
and
the
quiet
compromises
people
accept
to
keep
their
place.

Key
details
about
the
film
are
given
below.

Speaking
about
shaping
Zoe
and
finding
the
right
approach,
Kate
Hudson
described
how
the
film’s
style
influenced
performance
choices.
Kate
said
in
a
statement,
“The
camp
read
pretty
clear
in
the
script
because
it’s
so
wild,
but
it
was
also
about
what
it
was
going
to
look
and
feel
like.
How
big
is
it?
How
camp
is
it?
How
far
are
we
going?
Max
was
very
clear
on
his
tone,
and
I
knew
going
in
that
I
was
going
to
build
this
character
by
really
trusting
him
and
trusting
how
far
I
could
push
Zoe.”

Kate
also
discussed
working
opposite
Elisabeth
Moss
and
how
their
on-screen
dynamic
supported
the
film’s
distinctive
style.
Talking
about
Elisabeth
Moss,
Kate
said,
“Because
the
film
is
so
tone-specific,
a
lot
of
what
we
were
all
doing
was
leaning
into
Max.
There
were
moments
where
Lizzie
and
I
would
look
at
each
other
and
be
like,
‘Is
this
crazy?
Should
I
do
this?
Should
you
do
that?
What
are
we
doing
here?’
Some
of
those
moments
were
kind
of
wild.
Lizzie
is
such
a
wonderful
actress
and
such
a
pro.
She
has
an
amazing
vulnerability,
and
obviously
my
character
preys
on
the
vulnerable,
so
that
was
a
very
easy
thing
to
achieve
because
she
gave
me
so
much
of
herself.
And,
I
just
got
to
be
a
sociopath
and
take
from
her.
She
was
wonderful,
and
it
was
so
much
fun
working
with
her.”