The Drowning of Arthur Braxton
Synopsis
Unbeknownst to Arthur, Silver the pool's depraved custodian keeps its enchanted waters alive with the ritual sacrifice of children and Arthur is set to be his next victim.
Arthur Braxton must dig deep and overcome his fears to face up to Silver, the only way to end this cycle of killings; free Delphina, and save himself from his own personal demons.
Details
- Year
- 2021
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 102 min
- Format
- 4K 2.35:1 Sony PXW-FS7
- Director
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Luke Cutforth 1st Feature
- Producer
- Joshua Winslade, Lex Beckett, Lisa Cullis
- Executive Producer
- Johnny Vegas, Sophie Wright, Luke Cutforth, James O'Neil, Colin Wright, Dianne Wright
- Editor
- Anuree De Silva
- Screenwriter
- Luke Cutforth, Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou, based on the novel by Caroline Smailes
- Director of Photography
- Joshua Winslade
- Production Designer
- Peter Coulthard, Lenka Dobranska
- Composer
- Rob Simpson, Patty Walters
- Principal cast
- James Tarpey, Johnny Vegas, Rebecca Hanssen, Keith Rice, Caroline Partridge
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Fireflight Film
Flat 4, 497 Christchurch RoadBournemouth BH1 4AE
Sales Company
7&7 Producers' Sales Service Ltd
122 Walton StreetLondon SW3 2JJ
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