The Zombie Diaries
Synopsis
The loss of life was enormous, with an estimated 999 of every 1000 people succumbing to the virus. The virus would overwhelm a person within hours and upon death, the body would become reanimated until it was no longer able to sustain itself.
Mankind was robbed of the basic essentials of life: electricity, gas, running water. Survivors packed into small groups and found refuge in high-rise buildings and remote areas as the majority of urban land became uninhabitable. With looting and disease, food supplies dwindled and became unreachable in the majority of towns and cities.
Some survivors, not knowing if or when the chaos would end, began documenting their plight in whatever form they could: the written word, photographs and video.
Details
- Year
- 2007
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 85 mins
- Format
- DV
- Director
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Kevin Gates, Michael Bartlett
- Producer
- Kevin Gates, Michael Bartlett
- Editor
- Kevin Gates, Michael Bartlett
- Screenwriter
- Kevin Gates, Michael Bartlett
- Director of Photography
- George Carpenter
- Sound
- Rob Whitaker
- Composer
- Stephen Hoper
- Principal cast
- Russell Jones, Craig Stovin, Jonnie Hurn, James Fisher, Anna Blades
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Off World Films
89 Marmet AvenueLetchworth
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UK
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