New TV Drama from “Gravity” Director Premieres Monday Night
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Justin Stephens/NBC(NEW YORK) — One week after winning the best director Oscar for his work on Gravity, Alfonso Cuaron’s next project is already here. It’s not a film, but rather a drama for NBC.
Cuaron and J.J. Abrams are executive producers of Believe, premiering Monday night. It focuses on a 10-year-old girl named Bo, who has special powers such as levitation and telekinesis. Those powers make her a target of “malevolent forces” that aim to manipulate them.
Bo receives protection in the form of Tate, a wrongfully-imprisoned death row inmate.
Cuaron co-wrote and directed the pilot for Believe, which airs Monday at 10 p.m. Eastern time on NBC.
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