Project Detail

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Synopsis

Following up on a questionable suicide, a reporter and her cameraman venture into an apartment complex looking for answers. Escorted by the building's concierge they begin to uncover the truth, and discover something terrifying roaming the hallways with them.

Details

Year
2024
Type of project
Features
Running time
105 min
Format
Blackmagic RAW
Director
Aaron Dobson 1st Feature
Producer
Aaron Dobson, Christopher Sutcliffe
Editor
Christopher Sutcliffe
Screenwriter
Aaron Dobson, Christopher Sutcliffe
Director of Photography
Aaron Dobson
Sound
Aaron Dobson, Christopher Sutcliffe
Principal cast
Monica Oprisan, Christopher Sutcliffe, Alexander Bishop, Lucy Whelan, Andreas Massou, Styliana Charikleidou, Omar Alhaj, Nikolas Savva, Maggie Tseng
Visual Effects Artist
Christopher Sutcliffe

Production Status

Production Company

Sales Company

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