'Chains' hitmaker Nick Jonas is heading to the Sundance Film Festival with his new movie, 'Goat'. 

He plays a fraternity brother in this new motion picture and Trevor Groth, the Sundance Film Festival’s director of programming, explained that he does a fantastic job of portraying the character:

“'Goat' is in your face with this intense, at times horrific look at male masculinity. Nick is terrific in it. He’s going to get a lot of attention. People will see him in a new way.”

The heartthrob took to his official Twitter page last night to share the exciting news with his fans, writing: "So excited and so honoured to have 'Goat' premiering at Sundance! Park city here we come!"

The synopsis of 'Goat' is as follows: "Reeling from a terrifying assault, a 19-year-old boy pledges his brother’s fraternity in an attempt to prove his manhood. What happens there, in the name of “brotherhood,” tests both the boys and their relationship in brutal ways."

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Watch a recent interview with Jonas here: