Morgan Freeman, Al Pacino, Helen Mirren, and Danny DeVito, all Oscar winners, will feature in "Sniff," a stylish remake of the film noir genre directed by Taylor Hackford. "Ray" was directed by Oscar winner Robert Hackford. "Sniff" follows detective Joe Mulwray (Freeman) and his partner William Keys (DeVito) as they investigate the mysterious deaths of two residents at a posh retirement community

What starts as a regular case rapidly becomes weird as the detectives find a hidden underworld of sex, drugs, and murder run by the kingpin of a senior living community. Pacino portrays Harvey Stride, while Mirren portrays his femme fatale enforcer The Spider. Variety.com reports that Endeavor Content will debut international sales at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), with CAA Media Finance co-representing the US.

Through their Dichotomy Creative Group, Adam Goodman and Matt Skiena will produce alongside Hackford's production firm Anvil Films. "I have always been a big fan of film noir but haven't really made one," Hackford told Deadline.

"The whole concept of setting a film noir in an upscale retirement community... these are proliferating all over the United States as the baby boomer generation gets to retirement. There's a lot of money, and people want to live in a beautiful setting. Those are on the brochures, but what Tom Grey did was show what was lurking below the surface."

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