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Bloodmyth

Synopsis

Juliet Corman, instructor for a survival training company invites her sister Holly along to the first course in a new centre in woodland in Kent, not knowing that waiting for them is a killer experimenting with ancient Celtic methods of human sacrifice. One by one, their companions are killed and Jules and Holly left to deal with the killer alone.

Details

Year
2006
Type of project
Features
Running time
90 minutes approx
Format
DV Cam
Director
John Rackham 1st Feature
Producer
Ben Shockley, Keith Eyles, Frank Janes
Co-Producer
Ben Shockley, Keith Eyles, Frank Janes
Editor
Ross Boyask
Screenwriter
John Rackham
Composer
Maria Long, John Rackham
Principal cast
Natalie Clayton, Shelley Halstead, John Rackham, Ben Shockley, Ian Attfield, Keith Eyles, James Payton, Henry Dunn, Jane Gull, Robert Wainwright, Matt Jones

Genre

Action

Categories

Fiction

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Rogues' Yarn Film

The Gables
Poundhurst Road
Ruckinge
Kent., TN26 2PH
UK

T (0)7944 951 077

johnrackham@roguesyarn.com

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