Blood
Synopsis
Carl Dyson is a successful genetic scientist who is about to destroy his comfortable suburban life. Liz is no average 20-year-old girl. Manacled to a chair in the basement of a decaying country estate, her dark eyes pierce the strands of raven hair falling across her pale beautiful face. A dog-muzzle pulls her grey lips back form her gleaming white teeth. She is hungry. Upstairs, three 40-year-old excuses for humanity play screaming rock music and drink her blood.
Carl rescues her, takes her into his home and forges a set of documents that give her a new identity as his sister. What else can he to do? He did after all create her - 20 years ago, in his lab at the RICA Institute.
The objective of the project had been to create a human being with blood that would conquer every known disease including cancer. Carl had a vision that within a few generations there would be enough people with this elixir blood, born naturally, to keep the world healthy.
He discovered however, that when ingested by any other person, Lix's blood did nothing more than act as an extremely powerful narcotic.
Five years after her birth, Lix was abducted and locked in a basement to be used as a living narcotics factory. She was held there for the next 15 years until Carl rescued her.
And now Lix, the girl with narcotic blood, is living in Carl's home. Carl is captivated by her. Sexual electricity arks between them like slow summer lighting. He wants to taste her blood. The temptation grows with each passing day. Just once. Just to know.
Details
- Year
- 2000
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 123 mins
- Format
- 16mm Kodak
- Director
-
Charly Cantor
- Producer
- Hugh Curry, Colin Pons
- Executive Producer
- Hugh Curry, Colin Pons
- Editor
- Nick Packer
- Screenwriter
- Charly Cantor
- Director of Photography
- Katie Swain
- Sound
- Ben Baird
- Composer
- Vince Clarke
- Principal cast
- Adrian Rawlins, Lee Blakemore, Phil Cornwell
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Loud Mouse Productions
2nd Floor, LPL,145-157 St John Street,
London EC1V 4PY
UK
info@loud-mouse.com
Sales Company
Omni International
Contact: Hugh CurryP O Box 264 OrangeVille
Ontario L9W 2Z6
Canada
T 001 519 941 0914
hcomni@aol.com
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