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The Wandering

Synopsis

200 years after the 'Great Fail'. The world is divided. The Northern Zone led by Fergus and tightly ruled. Everywhere else is The Wilderness. Fergus is accused of a murder he didn't commit and sentenced to exile from The Northern Zone. Bound by familial duty, Cathal and his brothers Cet and Cormac, accompany their exiled father into a bleak and strange wilderness in search of redemption and a new beginning. But They quickly become lost. Cathal becomes increasingly more angry by the choices Fergus makes. Fergus's time is over and Cathal is ready to make his mark on the world.

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Year: 2016
Type of project: Features
Running time: 80 mins
Format: HD
Director: Liza Bolton
Producer: Afro Parise, Chris Bolton
Executive Producer: Sara Bagshaw, Lloyd Nolan, Tony Nolan, Chris Bolton
Editor: Luke Adams
Screenwriter: Liza Bolton, Martin Keaveney
Director of Photography: Marek Polaszewski
Sound: Paul Rowland
Composer: Will Vogli
Principal cast: Mark Savage, Philip Coffey
Film Images: © Room12 Films

Genre

Horror Woman Director Drama Fantasy Sci-Fi

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Room 12 Films

Liza Bolton

liza@room12productions.com

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