Safety in Numbers
Synopsis
Arriving on the island the contestants are shocked to find the beach house broken into and trashed with the words 'You will all die' written across one wall. Angry and dismissive of what they believe to be a prank by the production crew, the group vote to stay the night and leave the next morning, if the crew doesn’t show up later that day. The next morning they discover their yacht is gone. The group, confused and angry at being manipulated, pair off in search of the yacht. Matt and Lisa find it out in a bay. Matt stays watching the yacht while Lisa returns for the others, who she finds waiting at the beach house. Jen returns claiming to have lost Joe. The others persuade Jen to go with them to get the yacht, then they will look for Joe, but on the way back the group lose Nigel. Lisa leads Caroline and Jen to where Matt and the yacht should be waiting, but both Matt and the yacht are gone. As contestants systematically disappear, stalked by an unknown killer, the group are not sure if they are part of a sick game or who they can trust as they continue to find a way off the island trap and deal with survival.
Details
- Year
- 2006
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 88 mins
- Format
- 35mm
- Director
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David Douglas
- Producer
- Michael Douglas, Alan Douglas, Frank Runge
- Co-Producer
- Michael Douglas, Alan Douglas, Frank Runge
- Editor
- David Stiven
- Screenwriter
- David Douglas
- Director of Photography
- Mark Bliss
- Composer
- Carlo Giacco
- Principal cast
- Jessica Napier, Ben Tari, Tasma Walton
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Safety In Numbers Films Ltd
5 FairmileHenley on Thames
Oxfordshire RG9
UK
david.douglas7@ntlworld.com
Sales Company
High Point Films and TV
25 Elizabeth MewsLondon NW3 4UH
UK
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