LILITH (2026) – FIRST OFFICIAL TRAILER

⭐ Charlize Theron · Tom Hiddleston · Gugu Mbatha-Raw · Idris Elba
🎬 A Universal Pictures Mythological Thriller
🎭 Myth · Psychological Epic · Fantasy · Drama
🎥 Directed by Denis Villeneuve

📅 Coming 2026 — Only in Theaters

🕯️ The Beginning Before the Beginning

Long before Eve, before sin, before salvation — there was Lilith.
Banished from Eden for refusing submission, she became the first exile, the first rebel, and the first woman to say

no.

Lilith (2026) resurrects one of humanity’s oldest and most feared myths — transforming her from demon into symbol, from seductress into survivor.

Charlize Theron commands the screen as Lilith, neither angel nor devil, but something far more human — a force of creation that refuses to kneel.

When Heaven wages war against its own children, her rebellion ignites a reckoning that will reshape the order of existence.

Opposite her, Tom Hiddleston plays Uriel, the divine architect — a being forged of light, torn between duty and forbidden love. Their relationship, half tenderness and half apocalypse, becomes the heart of a story where affection and destruction are indistinguishable.

“I am not evil,” Lilith whispers. “I am simply what you were too afraid to let live.”

⚡ A Tale of Power, Desire, and Defiance

The film unfolds across three realms —

Eden, Earth, and the Abyss — each rendered with breathtaking visual contrast.
From the sterile perfection of Heaven’s marble citadel to the crimson deserts of the fallen world, cinematographer Greig Fraser paints creation itself as both dream and nightmare.

As Lilith gathers the outcast — angels, mortals, and forgotten gods — her war is not one of conquest, but of reclamation

: the right to define her own creation.

Haunting choral scores by Hildur Guðnadóttir blur the line between prayer and scream, transforming myth into emotion and rebellion into rhythm.

💔 The Divine and the Damned

Director Denis Villeneuve (Dune, Arrival) brings his signature balance of awe and intimacy, blending philosophical scope with raw emotion.
Lilith is both an ancient legend and a psychological odyssey — exploring how faith can wound, how power corrupts love, and how rebellion becomes identity.

Charlize Theron’s Lilith is complex: neither villain nor savior, but the embodiment of every woman silenced, every truth buried. Her journey mirrors the modern struggle against systemic divinity — the expectation to obey, the punishment for questioning.

“You called me darkness,” she tells the divine council, “because you feared what light would become without chains.”

🔥 Epic Imagery, Intimate Pain

From the Garden’s serpent shadows to cataclysms that tear Heaven’s veil apart,

Lilith balances mythic grandeur with human ache.
Her rebellion becomes both cosmic war and internal reckoning — a descent not into Hell, but into selfhood.

Every battle is painted with symbolism: wings burn to bone, rivers run silver with fallen grace, and temples collapse not from rage but from awakening.

⭐ Cast & Performances

Charlize Theron – as Lilith, commanding with cold fire and heartbreaking resolve.
Tom Hiddleston – as Uriel, torn between divine order and human emotion.
Gugu Mbatha-Raw – as Seraphine, the angel who questions Heaven’s lies.
Idris Elba – as Azazel, the first fallen warrior who becomes her protector.

Their chemistry — reverent, volatile, and magnetic — turns scripture into tragedy and rebellion into poetry.

✨ Themes: Creation as Revolution

Lilith (2026) asks: what if creation itself was an act of defiance?
What if the fall wasn’t punishment — but freedom?

The film explores the

psychological toll of being rewritten by history, and the terror of reclaiming your name.
In a world built on obedience, Lilith’s refusal becomes divine anarchy — the birth of choice.