The Only Hotel
Synopsis
She escapes them and finds refuge hiding in a large rundown hotel. Here she is offered accommodation if she works to pay the rent and with seemingly no more choices she resigns herself to living there. But soon Jenny Stein, a charismatic professional woman, arrives to collect debts from the hotel. The two become close and decide that the solution to their lives' problems is to steal drug money from a sleazy character, Carl Wilson, who is at the hotel for one night. However, the two women quickly find this plan leads them into great trouble and Courtney realises that her only way to escape is to overcome her fears and return to the hotel's haunted room.
The story is haunting and thrilling. Courtney goes through a dangerous journey in discovering her self-worth.
Details
- Year
- 2003
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 90 mins
- Format
- 35mm
- Director
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Stuart Collinge
- Producer
- Ivan Francis Clements
- Editor
- Mathew Stonehouse
- Screenwriter
- Stuart Collinge
- Director of Photography
- Steffen Led Sorensen
- Sound
- Keith Woods, Flat Earth Productions
- Composer
- Helen Jane Long
- Principal cast
- Danielle Budlong, Haidee Augusta, Danielle White, Erich Redman, Chris Vincent
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Globocine International Pictures Ltd
Suite 3, 32 Montpelier Crescent, BrightonBN1 3JL
UK
T+44 (0)1273 738 012
sales@globocine.com
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