Zoë Kravitz is many things. A world-class actress. An effortlessly gorgeous model. The daughter of a superstar. But, in a bid to ensure her list of accolades continues, the multi-faceted talent is gearing up to dominate another industry. Setting her sights on life behind the camera, the actress is set to make her directing debut with the thriller Pussy Island.

A book co-written by Kravitz and E.T. Feigenbaum, Pussy Island is the tense tale of the young cocktail waitress Frida who is swept off her feet by an uber-rich tech tycoon Slater King and whisked away to the glamorous setting of Fyre Festival-esque private island. But as a hedonistic lifestyle ensues, Frida begins to realise that dangerous and horrific truths hide behind her seemingly idyllic setting. Calling upon Channing Tatum to play the ominous yet undeniably handsome tech giant, the Kravitz-directed film holds the promise of island glamour and twisted darkness by the bucketload.

While the film is most likely in its very primary stages of production, the prospect of Zoë Kravitz at the helm of this wildly exciting project means that it is already shaping up to be one of the most talked-about releases of its time. And, with the actress also set to produce the thriller with the help of Tatum’s production company Free Association and seasoned professionals such as Bruce Cohen, the film is establishing itself as a creative melting pot of talent, star-quality and pure drama.