Echo Valley Now Streaming: Moore And Sweeney Shine

A Fierce Maternal Bond

Echo Valley, a new psychological thriller starring Julianne Moore and Sydney Sweeney, is now streaming on Apple TV+. In an Instagram post shared June 12, Moore—whose caption read “A mother’s love is something fierce”—offered fans a first look at her on-screen reunion with Sweeney. The photo shows Moore embracing her costar against a backdrop of rugged woods, hinting at the series’ moody atmosphere and complex family ties.

Set in a remote Pennsylvania valley, Echo Valley follows retired sitcom star Fern (Moore), who discovers her long-absent granddaughter Aspen (Sweeney) and baby niece living alone after a family tragedy. With her signature intensity, Moore brings Fern’s fierce determination to life, while Sweeney captures Aspen’s haunted resilience. As secrets from the past come to light, the two women forge a fragile alliance, navigating grief, betrayal, and the lengths one will go to protect a child.

Premieres Across The Globe

Ahead of the June 13 release, Moore hit premiere events on both sides of the Atlantic. In London, she attended the June 11 premiere draped in Prada and Boucheron jewels—an Instagram post from her official handle (https://www.instagram.com/p/DKzvOvaxafe/) shows Moore on the red carpet beside director Mike Flanagan. “London premiere of #EchoValley Available Friday June 13th on @appletvplus,” she wrote, thanking her stylist Kate Young and makeup artist Kay Montano.

A week earlier, Moore made a splash on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to discuss Echo Valley. In photos shared to Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/p/DK2GWZJx3Fv/), she wore a dramatic Schiaparelli gown and reflected on playing a grandmother thrust back into motherhood. “Thank you @schiaparelli,” she captioned, adding love emojis for her glam team.

In New York City on June 5, Moore stepped out in a custom Alaïa dress for the city’s premiere (https://www.instagram.com/p/DKwubZwx6rA/). “New York City #EchoValley premiere! Thank you to @maisonalaia @anakhouri @kateyoung @nataliegilhool @elaineoffers @hairbyorlandopita @enamelle @fabricioormonde,” she wrote, then added a personal shout-out: “And Bart, Cal and Ki ❤️❤️❤️.” Fans spotted Moore beaming alongside Sweeney and the series’ young cast, capturing the thrill of the project’s hometown debut.

Echo Valley In Context

Julianne Moore, a celebrated Oscar winner with a career spanning three decades, earned acclaim for films like Still Alice (2014) and The Hours (2002). Echo Valley marks her first major limited series for Apple TV+, joining a wave of prestige television roles. Sydney Sweeney, best known for Euphoria and The White Lotus, deepens her résumé with another complex character—Aspen is both vulnerable and hardened, offering Sweeney fresh emotional territory.

Apple TV+ describes Echo Valley as “an unflinching exploration of motherhood, trauma, and the secrets that bind us.” Directed by Mike Flanagan and written by Jaime Primak Sullivan, the six-episode series blends suspense with family drama, anchored by its two leads. Early reviews praise Moore’s fierce magnetism and Sweeney’s nuanced performance, setting high expectations among Apple TV+ subscribers.

Where To Watch

All episodes of Echo Valley dropped simultaneously on June 13 at 3 a.m. ET on Apple TV+. Viewers can stream on the Apple TV app across devices. To coincide with the release, Moore will appear on Apple TV+’s official Instagram for a live Q&A on June 14, fielding fan questions about the series’ twists and her character’s fierce protectiveness.

With its mix of mystery, emotional stakes, and powerhouse performances, Echo Valley looks poised to become one of Apple TV+’s must-watch summer thrillers. Fans of Moore’s deeply human portrayals and Sweeney’s breakout intensity will find much to talk about as the valley’s secrets unravel.

Echo Valley’s debut underscores Moore’s versatility in both film and television, and cements Sweeney’s status as one of Hollywood’s most compelling young actors. As viewers dive into the remote woods and troubled pasts of Echo Valley, one thing is clear: when family is at stake, a mother’s love—and fury—is not to be underestimated.

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Julianne Moore starred alongside Ben Affleck in the 2003 film 'The Last Thing He Told Me,' based on Laura Dave's novel of the same name.

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