and play parents who learn of a global catastrophe while on vacation in the new trailer for 's Leave the World Behind.

Roberts, 55, who was spotted in Milan for the  last month, plays Amanda Sanford, who is vacationing with her husband Clay (Ethan Hawke) and their kids Archie (Charlie Evans) and Rose (Farrah Mackenzie).

They get a knock on their door from a mysterious stranger named G.H. Scott (Mahershala Ali), who informs them of a global catastrophe.

The trailer opens with Clay opening the door to their vacation house in Long Island, finding G.H. dressed in a tuxedo and his wife Ruth (Myha'la Herrold) in an evening gown.

'I'm so sorry to bother you,' he tells Clay, and when Amanda gets to the door, G.H. says, 'You must be Amanda,' which surprises them both.

Parents: Julia Roberts and Ethan Hawke play parents who learn of a global catastrophe while on vacation in the new trailer for Netflix 's Leave the World Behind

Knock: They get a knock on their door from a mysterious stranger named G.H. Scott (Mahershala Ali), who informs them of a global catastrophe

Drinks are made as the couple are let inside, as Amanda asks, 'Why did you come here?'

'In my line of work, you have to understand the patterns that govern the world. That can help you see the future,' G.H. says, while we see him turning on a satellite phone... and the satellite miles above the Earth responding to it.

'And I knew something was coming,' G.H. continues, while we see a shot of Danny (Kevin Bacon) loading bottled water into his truck, as Amanda gives him a look from her car.

'I don't understand. What do you mean?' Amanda asks, while Ruth cryptically points to the television as a news alert comes on about, 'ongoing cyberattacks across the country.'

'The truth is much scarier,' G.H. says, and when Amanda asks, 'What is the truth?' their window cracks.

There is another shot of Clay driving his car, when he sees something that utterly terrifies him as he turns the car around as we see a red mist falling from the sky.

The trailer offers a first look at Archie who says, 'We're gonna be OK, right?' while Amanda tries to comfort Rose.

Another shot indicates they're not going to be OK, with Amanda driving at a high rate of speed, clearly terrified.

Pattern: 'In my line of work, you have to understand the patterns that govern the world. That can help you see the future,' G.H. says, while we see him turning on a satellite phone... and the satellite miles above the Earth responding to it

Danny: 'And I knew something was coming,' G.H. continues, while we see a shot of Danny (Kevin Bacon) loading bottled water into his truck, as Amanda gives him a look from her car

Cyber: 'I don't understand. What do you mean?' Amanda asks, while Ruth cryptically points to the television as a news alert comes on about, 'ongoing cyberattacks across the country'

Mist: There is another shot of Clay driving his car, when he sees something that utterly terrifies him as he turns the car around as we see a red mist falling from the sky

Ruth asks G.H., 'Aren't you the one who always said, if you're not paranoid by now, it's too late?'

Another shot shows Danny saying, 'Haven't you been picking up on what's going on out there? We've all been deserted.'

An aerial shot shows a slew of abandoned cars on a freeway while G.H. braces for a flood.

'There is no going back to normal,' G.H. says, as the trailer comes to an end.

The film - written for the screen and directed by Sam Esmail (Mr. Robot) based on Rumaan Alam's bestselling book - will have a limited theatrical release starting on November 22 before it debuts on Netflix December 1.