Evil Aliens
Synopsis
'Weird Worlde' is a cable television programme that's having trouble with its ratings. Threatened with losing her job if things don't improve, presenter Michelle Fox needs to come up with something special. She puts a team together to investigate the 'Scalleum Incident'. It's an intriguing story with a twist, as Cat Williams claims not only to have been abducted by aliens but also impregnated by them. Hence the cynical television crew, accompanied by actors to stage a dramatic reconstruction and UFO expert Gavin Gorman, head off to the island. They arrive and experience the weirdness of this remote community, a farm powered by manure and some very twisted Welsh farmers.
The television crew doesn't believe a word of Cat's story, but Michelle will do anything to save her job even if she has to fake a little evidence. Tensions rise and things are about to come to a head when - the real stars arrive. They're aliens, and they aren't friendly.
Details
- Year
- 2006
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 90 mins
- Format
- 35mm
- Director
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Jake West
- Producer
- Quentin Reynolds
- Executive Producer
- Quentin Reynolds
- Editor
- Jake West
- Screenwriter
- Jake West
- Director of Photography
- Jim Solan
- Production Designer
- Neil Jenkins
- Music
- Richard Wells
- Principal cast
- Emily Booth, Chris Adamson, Norman Lovett, Sam Butler, Tree Carr, Tim Clark, Glenn Collier, Jennifer Evans
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Falcon Media Ltd
Sales Company
ContentFilm International
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UK
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www.contentfilm.com
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