Fortunately, Michelle (Mariana Ximenes), the aspiring novelist writing Emma’s story, gives her a way out. Then she decides she wants to reverse that choice, but it’s too late and too expensive to turn back. In an attempt to get herself closer to the plastic fantasy image that surrounds her, she makes a rash decision. And if you're still trying to get your head around the concept, here's a detailed synopsis:Įmma (Alison Pill) is a comic-book artist who works by day in a factory that makes sex dolls, which is messing with her head. Watch a trailer for the film below.Zoom debuted at TIFF last year, and lands in theaters on September 2nd.

Evil”), Jason Priestly (“Beverly Hills 90210”), and Don McKellar (“Slings and Arrows”), and more. It also stars Tyler Labine (“Tucker and Dale vs. Things go awry when Emma decides to rob Edward of his manhood and he loses control of his movie which effects Emma’s life drastically. READ MORE: Watch: Sex Doll Artist Alison Pill is Not That Kind of Girl in Exclusive ‘Zoom’ ClipĪlison Pill plays Emma, a sex doll manufacturer by day and cartoonist by night, who longs to look like one of the synthetic creations with which she spends her time, and takes her frustrations out on the page by drawing the ideal man, high-flying, well-endowed film director Edward (Gael Garcia Bernal) shooting a passion project in Rio de Janeiro about model-turned-novelist Michelle (Mariana Ximenes), who in turn, writes about Emma.

Everyone has the power to create their own stories, but what if those stories were actually “real”? And what if the people in those stories are writing stories about you? It’s a heady idea, but one that the new metafictional film “ Zoom” adopts head on to examine sex, drugs, and body-image insecurity.

Zoom movie trailer