Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci have just finished filming on the drama Supernova, reports Variety.

The two play a long-term couple, Sam and Tusker, respectively, who set out on a road trip. Tusker has been diagnosed with early onset-dementia and their time together is fleeting. They hop in an RV to travel across England, visiting with family and friends.

According to the film synopsis, things become tense during the trip, with each having a different idea on how the future will play out.

Writer-director Harry Macqueen, describes the project as "a deeply romantic, modern love story." He elaborates on the unavoidable, saying, "It follows two people who are bound together by their love for each other but being pushed apart by the situation they find themselves in. It is an intimate, naked portrayal of a relationship facing a fissure that threatens to cut it to its very core.”

This is Macqueen's second feature film, with 2013's Hinterland being his first:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuVQknRG5cU

As filming has just finished, the premiere date has yet to be confirmed.

In the meantime, you can look for Firth in Sam Mendes' 1917, premiering on December 25. And in 2020's remake of The Secret Garden. We just saw Tucci in 2018's Patient Zero, opposite Doctor Who alum Matt Smith. He's set to star in the forthcoming Facebook Watch original sci-fi series Limetown.

What do you think of Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci on-screen together?