Project Detail

Unwelcome

Synopsis

Four friends travel abroad to renovate a remote house. Upon their outward journey they make friends with a fellow traveller and his timid girlfriend only to find them turning up at the house, uninvited!
 
All goes well at first as they enjoy the Continental sun until a drunken evening conversation turns bad and they see the true nature of their visitors. Unwilling to leave, events take a turn for the violent as the unwelcome guests generate a sublimely menacing atmosphere as events turn to kidnap and murder.

Details

Year
2010
Type of project
Features
Running time
94 mins
Format
HD
Director
Stefan Smith
Producer
Paul Eyres, Ray Davies
Editor
Peter Dobson
Screenwriter
Stefan Smith, Chris Barfoot
Director of Photography
Garry Torrance
Sound
Pete Bailey
Composer
Dave Andrews

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Dark Hour Pictures

46-47 Charles Street
New Arley
Coventry CV7 8GN
UK

T +44 (0)7958 926 276

Sales Company

Kukui Film Group

Paul Eyres

T +44 (0)7533 576352

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