Neon Acquires Dylan Meyer’s ‘The Wrong Girls’; Plot and Filming Details, Revealed

Dylan Meyer’s feature directorial debut has found a home! The Cinemaholic can reveal that Neon has acquired the stoner movie ‘The Wrong Girls.’ Principal photography for the project has started in Los Angeles in February 2025. Meyer’s partner, Kristen Stewart, will headline the buddy comedy film with Alia Shawkat. Seth Rogen, Kumail Nanjiani, LaKeith Stanfield, Zack Fox, and Tony Hale are also part of the cast.

Written by Meyer, the feature follows two aimless young women, Molly and her stoner friend Frankie, who stumble upon a suitcase filled with vials of a mysterious experimental drug. When they try it, it grants them the incredible power of telepathy. However, their newfound abilities come at a cost—they find themselves pursued by dangerous Germans and a ruthless, shadowy figure determined to reclaim the valuable concoction. As the two women struggle to outwit their relentless pursuers, they must confront their own lack of direction and find strength in their unlikely bond.

Meyer’s sole directorial credit is the short film ‘Rock Bottom,’ which chronicles the cosmic/comic misadventures of a girl undergoing a life crisis. The same happens after she locks herself out of her apartment with no pants on and is thereby forced to confront her emotional, philosophical, and logistical problems. The short stars Caitlin Stasey and Jeff Torres.

As a writer, Meyer’s notable works include Amy Poehler’s coming-of-age movie ‘Moxie,’ which follows a shy high school girl named Vivian (Hadley Robinson), who starts publishing the titular zine, addressing sexism in her school after finding out about her mother’s rebellious past. She also co-wrote Christopher Louie’s ‘XOXO,’ a drama film that shows how the lives of strangers collide at a festival where a wannabe DJ gets the opportunity to perform. Meyer penned eight episodes of the sci-fi comedy series ‘Miss 2059,’ which centers on Victoria Young (Anna Akana), who is mistakenly sent to represent Earth in a deadly galactic tournament instead of her sister, a reputed fighter.

Stewart most recently played Rosie in Michael Angarano’s comedy film ‘Sacramento,’ Lou in Rose Glass’ dark romantic thriller ‘Love Lies Bleeding,’ and Me/Deja in the romantic sci-fi drama ‘Love Me.’ On the other hand, Shawkat is known for playing Maeby Fünke in the celebrated sitcom ‘Arrested Development’ and Angela Adams in the thriller series ‘The Old Man.’

Some of the recent popular projects shot in Los Angeles include Netflix’s ‘Rebel Ridge,’ David Fincher’s ‘The Killer’ and Bill Burr’s comedy movie ‘Old Dads.’

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