Sony Pictures recently unveiled the trailer for Robert Zemeckis' upcoming film "Here," marking his sixth joint project with Tom Hanks. Adapted from Richard McGuire's graphic novel, the movie chronicles a century-long narrative centered around a single home and its various inhabitants. With the camera set in one position for the entire 104-minute runtime, the story unfolds through different generations residing in the house. The film reunites Hanks and Robin Wright from "Forrest Gump" as the main couple, portraying them from their youth to old age using makeup and de-aging technology. Zemeckis, alongside Eric Roth, penned the script for this visually striking movie, highlighting the evolution of relationships and families over time. Among the talented cast are Paul Bettany, Kelly Reilly, Michelle Dockery, and Gwilym Lee, portraying characters in different eras with authenticity and depth. Zemeckis aims to showcase his prowess in visual effects with "Here," delivering an immersive experience for the audience. Hanks and Wright's outstanding performances, capturing the essence of their characters through various stages of life, promise a compelling and captivating cinematic journey. "Here" is set to premiere on November 15, inviting viewers to witness a unique storytelling experience.