It’s a personal project for Lawrence too, who explained her connection to the story at the Toronto International Film Festival last month.

“I felt something in my gut when I read this; that immediate ‘we have to make this’ [feeling]. I identify with that feeling of trying to find your home, to find where you have purpose,” she said onstage at the premiere, according to Entertainment Weekly. “I left home when I was 14. My relationship with home has always been complicated.”

Happily, Lawrence’s screen renaissance is only just beginning. After working together for Don’t Look Up, the actor is reuniting with director Adam McKay for Apple TV+’s upcoming film Bad Blood, playing disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. You just know it’s going to be good, right?

Causeway debuts in cinemas and on Apple TV+ on 4 November.

Apple TV+’s Causeway: Jennifer Lawrence is a military veteran battling PTSD in the powerful trailer