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Benny Loves Killing

Synopsis

'Benny Loves Killing' is the story of a young student, Benny, making her horror film, her way. She flies in the face of everyone around her, jeopardising everything she has organised, and allowing her life to spiral out of control. But will she wake up to the horror in her own life?
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Details

Year
2012
Type of project
Features
Running time
100 mins
Format
HD 1080p
Director
Ben Woodiwiss 1st Feature
Producer
Nick Jones
Editor
Anita Faria
Screenwriter
Ben Woodiwiss
Director of Photography
Markus A. Ljungberg
Production Designer
Orsetta Hosquet
Sound
Marcelo Fossá
Composer
Jon Henning Orten
Principal cast
Pauline Cousty, Canelle Hoppé, Kristina Dargelyte, Kelli White
Colourist
Aubrey Woodiwiss

Genre

Experimental Horror Drama Fantasy Sci-Fi

Categories

Fiction

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Look/Think Films

Sales Company

Ben Woodiwiss, Nick jones

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