Rwandan actress Eliane UMUHIRE will be seen in the Hollywood movie ‘A Quiet place: Day one’ where she acted alongside movie stars like Lupita Nyong’o, the movie will be released on June 28, 2024.
‘A Quit place: Day one’ is the movie directed by Michael Snaroski and produced by John Krasinski.
The first trailer for the movie has been revealed, which offers the first look at the new film.
Story of ‘A Quit place: Day one’ is about the destruction caused by the first day of the alien invasion, Lupita Nyong’o with character of Sam tries to survive the initial wave of alien invasion that will eventually lead to the events of a quiet place.
After the trailer was released, the Rwandan actress Eliane UMUHIRE shared the trailer and revealed that she acted in the movie even though she didn’t announce her character.
On her Instagram, Umuhire posted the trailer of ‘A Quiet place: Day one’ and captioned it with; “Exciting news! Thrilled to share the trailer for ‘A Quiet Place: Day one,’ where I had the privilege to act alongside the incredible Lupita, Djimon and Alex Wolf.”
“As the tension builds and the stakes heighten, get ready for a cinematic experience like no other. ‘A Quiet Place: Day one’ promises to keep you on edge of your seat from start to finish.” She added.
Originally the movie was about to be released on March 8, 2024 but this was eventually pushed back after a series of delays that also affected the upcoming ‘Quiet Place part III.’
Who is Umuhire Eliane?
UMUHIRE Eliane is Rwandan actress who was born in Kigali Rwanda 1986. She became famous in 2017 where she acted in the movie ‘Birds singing in Kigali’ as Caludine Mugambira. Umuhire acted in other movies like ‘Trees of Peace’ in 2021 as Annick, ‘Neptune Frost’ in 2021 as Memory, ‘Omen’ in 2023 as Tshala, ‘Dans le viseur’ in 2024 as Mosanne, ‘Planete B’ in 2024 as Hermes and more others.
Thanks to acting, Umuhire has won awards like Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (KVIFF) as best actress in 2017, Chicago International Film Festival as Silver Hugo Award for the Best Actress in 2017, International Festival of Independent Cinema off camera as MasterCard Rising star in 2018 and other more than 5 awards.