‘Eden’ Review: Ana De Armas Is A Force Of Nature In Ron Howard’s Island-Set True Crime Thriller [TIFF]

De Armas gives a powerhouse performance in a film that's both gripping and disturbing.

Ana De Armas delivers a powerhouse performance in Ron Howard's island-set true crime thriller, 'Eden.'

Ron Howard's latest film, "Eden," is a gripping and disturbing true crime thriller that features a powerhouse performance from Ana De Armas. The film tells the story of a young woman who travels to a remote island to volunteer at a children's camp, only to find herself caught in a web of violence and deceit.

De Armas stars as Eden, a young woman who is looking for a change of pace in her life. She decides to volunteer at a children's camp on a remote island, but she soon realizes that the camp is not what it seems. The camp is run by a charismatic but manipulative leader, who is using the children for his own sinister purposes.

As Eden investigates the camp, she uncovers a dark secret that puts her own life in danger. She must now fight for her survival and expose the truth about the camp before it's too late.

De Armas is excellent in the role of Eden. She brings a sense of vulnerability and strength to the character, and she is able to convey Eden's complex emotions with great skill.

Howard directs the film with a sure hand, and he creates a tense and suspenseful atmosphere that keeps the audience on the edge of their seats.

"Eden" is a powerful and disturbing film that is sure to stay with you long after the credits have rolled.