Perabo told Fancast that her character Annie will be reunited with her former partner Ben (Eion Bailey).

"He's going to come very much to the forefront very quickly," she said. "I just did a scene with him three days ago."

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“Ben has more connections to her work than Annie realizes. I think I know less now than I knew when we started. As I’ve seen more of the Ben Mercer character, it’s gotten muddier about whose side he’s on,” she said. “Somebody asked me the other day if we’re going to find out who he is by the end of this season, and even I don’t know that. It’s definitely getting more complicated than less with him.

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If you’ve ever walked into an art gallery, looked at the works hanging on the wall and said, “What the ·?,” then the oddly titled “(Untitled)” is a movie to which you’ll be able to relate.

Writers Jonathan Parker and Catherine di Napoli skewer the art world, from the critics who are looking to anoint the next great star, to the gallery owners who are looking to promote a new look, to the hangers-on who are looking to score a big investment coup, to the God-awful self-styled artists who try to bamboozle everyone into believing in them as much as they believe in themselves.

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If someone were to take Open Water and Limbo, remove any semblance of originality or characterization, and dump it in the Grand Canyon, it might resemble The Canyon, a movie with a handful of decent moments and reasonable performances, but also hokey dialogue and freshman quirks aplenty.

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