“Jonathan” tells the story of two brothers whose personalities are housed in one body. Jonathan, an aspiring architect, is conscious from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., while John, who works as a temp at a law firm, has the night life to himself between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m. At the end of every shift (which includes four hours of sleep), each leaves a video to fill the other in.

Both brothers are played by Ansel Elgort, who — with a few noticeable mannerisms and some rigorous hair brushing — makes each character distinct. Still, the movie, the feature debut of Bill Oliver, unfolds primarily from the hyper-organized Jonathan’s perspective. Jonathan, feeling tired, suspects that John isn’t telling him everything. A private investigator reveals the problem: a girlfriend, Elena (Suki Waterhouse), with whom Jonathan eventually becomes involved as well.

The private investigator is played by Matt Bomer (credited here as Matthew Bomer) and he has only one scene, mostly released as a clip.

Check screen captures added in our gallery. The movie is out now by VOD.

A new project appeared on Matt Bomer listing at IMDb, the Bill Oliver-helmed sci-fi drama Jonathan opposite Ansel Elgort, Suki Waterhouse and Patricia Clarkson. Matt is set as playing Ross Craine.

The films tells the story of Jonathan (Elgort), a successful architect who lives a normal life dictated by a strict routine. Jonathan’s twin brother John, on the other hand, sleeps all day and spends the night secretly socializing. Jonathan and John share the same body and while Jonathan is perfectly accepting of their isolation as laid out by their no-girlfriend policy, John is starting to fall in love with Elena (Suki). When Jonathan discovers his brother’s secret, he forces John to end things and then he starts a new relationship Elena out of curiosity and jealousy. John ultimately catches wind of the affair which puts his relationship with his twin at serious risk.

Principal photography started in October. No release date is set.