Project Detail

Children of The Wicker Man

Synopsis

Fifty years after THE WICKER MAN, director Robin Hardy’s lost papers come to his filmmaker son Justin. Enlisting his brother Dominic, they journey to discover the complex nature of independent filmmaking and fatherhood. Justin’s view of the film is tainted because it robbed him of his father, home and mother; Dominic is more distanced, his experience relating to its subsequent cult status. But what was Robin’s creative contribution to the iconic shocker? Fans may not always like what the brothers find but will come closer to understanding the evolution of a fantasy classic and the maverick director behind it.
Official Selection FrightFest 2024 - Word premiere

Details

Year: 2024
Type of project: Features
Running time: 92 min
Format: Digital
Director: Justin Hardy, Dominic Hardy, Chris Nunn
Producer: Justin Hardy, Dominic Hardy, Chris Nunn
Co-Producer: Alison Palmer
Editor: Ella Wright
Screenwriter: Justin Hardy, Dominic Hardy, Chris Nunn
Director of Photography: Robin Keane
Sound: Tamas Czuper
Composer: Guy Dagul

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Hardy Pictures Limited

Justin Hardy
Half Moon House
Whitchurch On Thames
RG8 7QX

justin@hardypictures.com

Sales Company

Unannounced Film Company. Ltd.

4th Floor
33 New Oxford Street
London
W1CA 1BH

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