Project Detail

Siren

Synopsis

Escaping the city for a weekend away, company man Ken (Faith City’s Eoin Macken) and his girlfriend Rachel (Anna Skellern of Descent 2) meet up with an old friend, the exotic and worldly Marco (Anthony Jabre).

Their plan is simple, tour the local coast for a relaxing weekend in the wilderness. Things hit a snag when Marco spots a beautiful young girl, the sultry and seductive Silka (Eastern Promise’s unforgettable Tereza Srbova), waving for help off the shore of one of the many secluded islands. But if anyone needs help now, it’s them.

Details

Year
2010
Type of project
Features
Running time
82 mins
Format
Red
Director
Andrew Hull 1st Feature
Producer
Bernadette Thomas, Robin Fox
Co-Producer
Bernadette Thomas, Robin Fox
Editor
Alan Levy, Gavin Buckley
Screenwriter
Geoff Gunn, Andrew Hull
Director of Photography
Will Humphris
Production Designer
Tom Cochrane
Sound
Jack Gillies, Henry Milliner
Composer
Michael Price
Principal cast
Eoin Macken, Anna Skellern

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Swampfish Films

c/o Poisson Rouge Pictures
Hurlingham Studios
Ranelagh Gardens
London SW6 3PA
UK

T +44 (0)207 736 2200

christophergd@poissonrougepictures.com

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