Kelsey Asbille and Finn Wittrock will star in ‘Don’t Move’, which will be released on Netflix on October 25

Kelsey Asbille attempts to achieve this goal in a new and gripping thriller.

PEOPLE has an exclusive clip: don’t movewhich star yellowstoneactress and Finn WittrockIt tells the story of Asbille’s character, Iris, struggling with paralysis caused by medication given by a killer she encountered in the wild.

In the clip, Iris sits in the back of a truck as a police officer assesses the situation between her and Wittrock’s character.

Struggling to move her body, Iris whispers the word “help” repeatedly, and when the officer moves the jacket placed inside the car, he finds a syringe and a handful of zip ties.

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When preparing a summary, don’t move It is about “a grieving woman hoping to find solace deep in an isolated forest” who “encounters a stranger who injects her with a paralyzing substance.”

“As the agent slowly takes over his body, he must run, hide, and fight for his life before his entire nervous system shuts down.”

A. trailer Released for the film in September, Iris has just 20 minutes before the agent’s ability to move is completely destroyed and she is stranded in the forest with few options for survival.

don’t move It is directed by Brian Netto and Adam Schindler. The film was written by TJ Cimfel and David White and is important Sam Raimi is among the manufacturers.

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“This is a propulsive, stripped-down thriller that manages to feel very personal at times,” Asbille, 33, said. Netflix’s Tudum of the movie. “That’s what resonated with me, desperately struggling to overcome something that left you feeling paralyzed.”

Raimi, 65, described reading the film’s script as a “non-stop page turn” for Tudum and described the film as “an impressive experience, especially for a thriller.”

don’t move On Netflix October 25.

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