Theron plays Libby who, 25 years after her mom, played by "Maniacs" performing artist Christina Hendricks, and sisters were severely murdered, defies the deplorable occasions of that night, researching whether her imprisoned sibling Ben, depicted by Corey Stoll, was to be sure capable.
The film likewise stars "X-Men" performer Nicholas Hoult and "Kick-Ass" on-screen character Chloe Elegance Moretz.
"It is a tremendous gathering cast and everyone has truly fleshed out hard characters," Theron said at the film's Los Angeles debut on Tuesday night.
"The story is just in the same class as them and they get the opportunity to let it know. I surmise that is the thing that made it something truly engaging me, the thought of going to work with every one of these characters and telling this story."
Theron, last found in silver screens in "Distraught Max: Anger Street", is likewise a maker of the film coordinated by Gilles Paquet-Brenner.
"I cherish the motion picture making process so whether I'm delivering or not, I'm generally on set. I don't care for being in a trailer (or) ... separated in a little room," she said of her creating part.
"I'm intrigued by camera hardware and the group that gets it going."
The motion picture takes after the 2014 film adjustment of Flynn's top rated novel "Gone Young lady", which featured Ben Affleck and Rosamund Pike. "Dim Spots" hits U.S. silver screens on Aug. 7.