Project Detail

No Way Off

Image depicting Nadya (Maria Balakova) looking pensively out the window of a bus lit by Christmas lights.

Synopsis

Trapped on a bus after being abducted by its sinister driver, a young mother must find a way to escape before it reaches its final destination.

Details

Year
2027
Type of project
Features
Running time
95 min
Director
Brian Kelly 1st Feature
Producer
Matthew James Wilkinson, Jamie Harvey
Editor
Lisa Creaney
Screenwriter
Gaby Hull
Director of Photography
Denson Baker
Sound
Daniel McCabe
Composer
Anthony Eve
Principal cast
Maria Bakalova, David Wilmot, Andrew Gower

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Production Status

Production Company

Stigma Films

Sales Company

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