Zoë Kravitz makes her directorial debut with the psychological thriller 'Blink Twice', a film she co-wrote that explores themes of power dynamics between men and women, inspired by her own experiences. The story follows cocktail waitress Frida, played by Naomi Ackie, who becomes embroiled in a dark turn of events after being invited to a billionaire's luxury private island party where her friend goes missing. The film features a notable cast, including Channing Tatum as the tech mogul Slater King, and has debuted with an impressive 79% on Rotten Tomatoes. Kravitz emphasizes the personal nature of the narrative, aiming to uncover the complexities and absurdities faced by women in contemporary society. Tatum, engaged to Kravitz, noted that this role was unlike any he has previously tackled, showcasing the film's unique character depth. With critical acclaim and a strong performance from its ensemble, 'Blink Twice' is positioned as a significant entry in both Kravitz's and Tatum's careers.