Prima Facie Trailer: Cynthia Erivo’s Barrister Turns on the System

Trailer Drop · Official UK Trailer · 31 October 2026

A barrister who has built her career defending men accused of sexual assault finds herself on the other side of the courtroom. Sony Pictures UK is sharing the official trailer for Prima Facie, with Cynthia Erivo taking on the role from Suzie Miller’s award-winning stage play. It opens only in UK and Irish cinemas on Friday 13 November.

AI artwork: a barrister’s wig and gown beside legal briefs tied with pink ribbon in an empty London courtroom at dusk
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From Stage to Screen

Erivo plays Tessa Ensler, a brilliant young defence barrister who rules London’s courtrooms. When she is assaulted by a colleague, the legal system she has always trusted turns against her, and she faces the same tactics she once used in court. Sony’s audience advice says the film contains themes and scenes of sexual assault.

Suzie Miller adapts her own 2019 play, which won Jodie Comer an Olivier Award and a Tony Award for the one-woman stage version. Susanna White (Andor) directs, and the cast includes Daniel Ings, Toheeb Jimoh, Noma Dumezweni, Simon Russell Beale and Harry Treadaway. Erivo is also an executive producer. The film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in September and also screened at the BFI London Film Festival.

Read our “Wicked: For Good” Review – A Spellbinding Finale with Heart, Hysteria & Hope for more from Erivo, see Daniel Ings in our The Gentlemen Season 2 (2026) Super Review: The Duke Has Lost the Plot — and Found His Crown, and catch every new trailer in our The Rings of Power Season 3 Leads This Week’s Trailer Radar.

Film at a Glance

  • Film: Prima Facie
  • Trailer: Official Trailer (Sony Pictures Releasing UK)
  • Genre: Legal drama
  • Director: Susanna White
  • Writer: Suzie Miller, from her stage play
  • Cast: Cynthia Erivo, Daniel Ings, Toheeb Jimoh, Noma Dumezweni, Simon Russell Beale, Harry Treadaway
  • Running time: 109 minutes (BBFC)
  • UK release: Only in UK and Irish cinemas from Friday 13 November 2026 (Sony Pictures Releasing UK)
  • US release: Not yet announced
  • Audience advice: Contains themes and scenes of sexual assault

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