This 'Star Trek' Alum's New Indie Dramedy Is Hitting Theaters This Fall

Ed Harris, Natalie Morales, and Sonequa Martin-Green in My Dead Friend Zoe

The Big Picture Star Trek: Discovery may have crossed the galactic barrier last month, but Sonequa Martin-Green's next project is coming soon to a theater near you. The indie dramedy My Dead Friend Zoe will be released in theaters on November 1, 2024. Variety reports that distributor Briarcliif Entertainment has acquired the film for North American release.

What Is 'My Dead Friend Zoe' About? My Dead Friend Zoe stars Martin-Green as Merit, a veteran of the war in Afghanistan who's dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder and the ever-present ghost of her friend and colleague, Zoe . Group therapy with Dr. Cole isn't helping, so she decides to become the caretaker for her Vietnam War-veteran grandfather , who is in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease.

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