Rachel Weisz is re-teaming with her The Constant Gardner director Fernando Meirelles for the psychosexual drama 360. According to Variety, the story is about airs of characters and their sexual encounters and that the “project is based on the 1900 play Reigen that inspired French drama La Ronde and has provided the dramatic structure for scores of plays and films.” Screenwriter Peter Morgan (Frost/Nixon) is handling the script.
Weisz won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her work in Constant Gardner. She recently wrapped filming on the drama Dream House with Daniel Craig. Last month, Weisz signed on to costar in Terrence Malick’s new film, which is currently filming in Oklahoma.
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