Project Detail

Ellie Rose (aka Not alone)

Synopsis

A terrifying psychological horror story set on the American East Coast. Plagued by her childhood and nightmares of her murdered family; Ellie Rose's most horrifying nightmares become a harsh reality.

Details

Year
2011
Type of project
Features
Running time
85 mins
Director
Tristan Versluis
Producer
Paul Atherton, Andy Thompson
Screenwriter
Tristan Versluis, Andy Thompson, Tim Major
Principal cast
Lucy Benjamin, Alexandra Moen, Bill Ward

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Dead On Arrival Digital

Sales Company

Stealth Media Group

14 Regent Hill
Brighton BN1 3ED
UK

T +44 (0)1273 739 182

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