Project Detail

Blood Cell

A woman in a dark room looks frightened at something off camera

Synopsis

Barbara adjusts to her new life behind bars, her crimes start to haunt her. Her new cellmate Evelyn is about to start an obsessive and ghostly friendship with her, one that Barbara cannot escape from...

Details

Year
2019
Type of project
Features
Running time
85 min
Format
SDXC Video (HD)
Director
Daniel Sowter
Producer
Daniel Sowter
Editor
Daniel Sowter
Screenwriter
Daniel Sowter
Director of Photography
Sidney Berthier
Production Designer
Daniel Sowter
Sound
Chris Smith, Jeremy Hagry
Composer
Jeremy Hagry
Principal cast
Lucy-Jane Quinlan, David Cotter, Nicci Brighten

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Categories

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Production Company

Daniel Sowter

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