Project Detail

Haunted Hospital

Synopsis

In 1962, the patients at a psychiatric hospital tell their stories to a nice young couple. But what really happened at the hospital before this young couple arrived? And are this apparently pleasant young couple really who - or what - they seem?

Details

Year
2013
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
5 mins 45 secs
Format
hd digital video
Director
Molly Brown
Producer
Molly Brown
Editor
Molly Brown
Screenwriter
Molly Brown
Director of Photography
Brandon Butterworth, Molly Brown
Production Designer
Molly Brown
Sound
Molly Brown
Composer
Joshua Comley
Principal cast
Pritan Ambroase, Georgie Lee-Robinson, Tammy Sander, Mark Kelly, Molly Brown
Animation
Molly Brown

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Production Status

Production Company

Molly Brown

email: mollybrainz@gmail.com

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