Scopia
Synopsis
After a hypnotic session with her psychologist Edward Stanton she taps into a part of the mind that should never be meddled with.
With the natural balance of her existence becoming increasingly unstable, Basia's world becomes very strange and eventually spirals into a perpetual nightmare oscillating erratically around time and space.
A traumatic experience from her past combined with her fragmented and distorted present, push her mind and soul to it's limits and beyond.
Details
- Year
- 2011
- Type of project
- Features
- Format
- RED
- Director
-
Christopher Butler 1st Feature
- Producer
- Steven Flynn
- Screenwriter
- Christopher Butler
- Director of Photography
- Jaime Feliu
- Composer
- Moritz Schmittat
- Principal cast
- Joanna Ignaczewska, Louis Labovitch, Jessica Jay, Akira Koieyama, Mathew Roberts, Genevieve Sibayan, Callum Holbrook
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
The Flynn Film Co
C/O Cinefest Productions1st Floor Albion Mills
18 East Tenter Street
London E1 8DN
UK
Sales Company
The Flynn Film Co
C/O Cinefest Productions1st Floor, Albion Mills
18 East Tenter Street
London E1 8DN
UK
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