W hen director Neil Burger (Divergent, The Illusionist) started making headlines for his latest movie, Inheritance, the focus fell on the fact that the filmmaker used an iPhone to

The "Bridgerton" actress stars in a father-daughter espionage thriller from the director behind "Limitless" and "Divergent." Film review.

A young woman discovers her father isn't who she thinks he is in this globe-trotting thriller from the 'Divergent' helmer.

In description, "Inheritance" sounds like one of those movies that's about the gimmickry of its own making: A spy thriller shot entirely on iPhone, with many scenes staged in public without permits for added urgency and spontaneity.

If you're looking to add some excitement and suspense into your January, look no further than Phoebe Dynevor's latest film, Inheritance. A fast-moving thriller, the low-fi film is directed by Neil Burger, who is best known for directing The Illusionist (2006), Limitless (2011) and Divergent (2014).

Enter Neil Bruger’s iPhone-made espionage thriller Inheritance,starring Bridgerton's Phoebe Dynevor. Inheritance, directed by Neil Burger, follows Maya as she discovers her father Sam's past as a former spy,

Phoebe Dynevor and Rhys Ifans star in Inheritance, a raw espionage thriller shot incognito on an iPhone around the globe.