Project Detail

Stone Seeker

Synopsis

The King sends his three best knights from the battlefield on a quest to find a stone that would save their lands. The knights travel under ground, descending into darkness. Without their knowledge their souls are separated from their bodies. They search for the legend, but their ignorance doesn’t last long, when the souls of all who went before them are looking for a body of their own so they can get out of the tunnels.

The knights are now trapped themselves, their bodies slowly weakening as they become possessed. Regardless of their predicament they press on and come to a ritual chamber where they find the stone and learn that the creators of the tunnels are imprisoned in the water contained in the chamber.

They release one of the creators' beast who by instinct wants to recover the stone - and it kills one of the knights. Putting their grief and anger aside, the two knights, using the stone, trick the beast and imprison him.

Finding their way back to the entrance, another knight has followed them down into the tunnels to deliver bad news about life on the surface. There is no escape now.

Details

Year
2011
Type of project
Features
Running time
85 mins
Format
HD
Director
Neil Damaam
Producer
Robbie Moffat
Co-Producer
Robbie Moffat
Editor
Simon Harris
Screenwriter
Neil Damaan
Director of Photography
Bob Ramsay
Production Designer
Neil Damaan
Sound
Ray Stahacz
Composer
Audio Network
Principal cast
Jon Paul Gates, Joe Rainbow, Quenton Jones

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Production Status

Production Company

Laird Ltd

630 Props Building East,
Pinewood Studios
Iver Heath SLO 0NH
UK

T +44 (0)1753 785 632

Sales Company

Palm Tree Entertainment

Pinewood Studios
Iver Heath SLO 0NH
UK

T +44 (0)1753 656 424

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