The Core Storyline
A breathtakingly intense, blood-soaked, and masterfully paced aquatic survival horror thriller takes center stage in Chum. Directed with sharp cinematic precision by Jonathan Zuck (Within the Darkness) and written alongside Joe Leone, this 87-minute American feature film makes a monumental splash following its simultaneous release in theaters and on VOD platforms by IFC Films. Boldly trading generic creature-feature tropes for an atmosphere-heavy, calculation-heavy exploration of psychological trauma, marital friction, and dual-front survival, the film arrives fresh on digital platforms complete with a pristine, high-fidelity Hindi dubbed multi-audio track, delivering an edge-of-your-seat, white-knuckle ocean ride.
The deeply layered, pressure-cooker narrative follows Tina (played with exceptional screen presence, physical grit, and raw vulnerability by Alice Eve) and her fiancé Tom (Eric Michael Cole) as they arrive in sunny Malta for a picturesque destination wedding. Taking a collective deep breath, Tina’s structured reality permanently fractures when Tom's enthusiastic best man, Rick, organizes an exclusive catamaran excursion across the Mediterranean. Despite suffering from severe aquaphobia and an inability to swim, Tina is pressured into boarding the vessel alongside her cynical sister Sadie (Elle Haymond), close friends Rachinda (Sarah Siadat) and Brittany (Lisa Yaro), and Captain Daniels (Robert Grose).


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