The Glenarma Tapes
Synopsis
Their last movements are pieced together from footage recovered from a police operation almost two years later, where it becomes clear that what started out as an innocent prank became a horrific fight for survival in the cold darkness of Glenarma Forest.
Presented as a true crime/found footage film, THE GLENARMA TAPES is the latest film to be produced through Northern Ireland Screen's New Talent Focus.
Official Selection FrightFest London 2023
Details
- Year
- 2023
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 78 min
- Format
- Digital
- Director
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Tony Devlin
- Producer
- Aideen Hand
- Executive Producer
- Ursula Devine, Paul Kennedy
- Editor
- Sian Rutledge
- Screenwriter
- Tony Devlin, Paul Kennedy
- Director of Photography
- Jennifer Atcheson
- Production Designer
- Keelan McRoberts
- Sound
- Jonny Waite
- Composer
- Garth McConaghie
- Principal cast
- Warren McCook, Sophie Hill, Ryan Early, Emily Lamey
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Supported by Northern Ireland Screen, New Talent Focus
Village Films
Paul Kennedy5th Floor, The Mill
Conway Street
Belfast
Northern Ireland
BT13 2DE
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