The movie, which hails from studio A24, will be directed by Lance Oppenheim of TV series "Ren Faire" fame. It is his first scripted feature film, penned by Ajon Singh. According to The Hollywood Reporter, "Primetime" is said to follow the story of a journalist who takes on the underbelly of crime and changes television forever.

Robert Pattinson is rumored to star in a new film from A24 titled Primetime, said to take influence from NBC's To Catch a Predator. The 2004 real crime series was part of NBC's Dateline television news program and followed the host Chris Hansen as he caught pedophiles red-handed.

The feature is rumored to take inspiration from 'To Catch a Predator,' though the studio is not confirming any connection.

Lance Oppenheim, who recently directed the buzzy HBO documentary series “Ren Faire,” is working with A24 and Robert Pattinson to develop his first narrative feature film. A24 is set to finance and produce “Primetime,

EXCLUSIVE: Veteran documentary filmmaker Lance Oppenheim (Ren Faire) is pivoting to fiction with his next project, Primetime, which will be financed and produced by A24, with Robert Pattinson among the producers.

After directing the HBO documentary series Ren Faire, director Lance Oppenheim will team up with actor Robert Pattinson to produce Primetime for A24. Though the details regarding the plot is kept under wraps,

A24 is set to finance and produce "Primetime," according to an insider with knowledge of the project. Robert Pattinson is set to produce through his production banner Icki Eneo Arlo alongside Brighton McCloskey,