Project Detail

We Are Monsters

Synopsis

Lorna Thompson, a lonely suburban schoolgirl, joins a mutant gang of teenagers on a quest to discover their true identities. They uncover a global conspiracy, which they must find the strength to fight before civilization is destroyed.

Details

Year
2018
Type of project
Features
Director
John Shakleton
Producer
John Shakleton, Gareth I Davies, David Shillitoe
Editor
John Gillanders
Screenwriter
Rob Sprackling, John Shakleton
Director of Photography
Simon Poulter
Production Designer
John Bramble
Principal cast
Maisie Williams, Doug Jones

Genre

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Movie Mogul

Unit M103
Cardiff Bay Business Centre
Lewis Road
Ocean Park
Cardiff
CF24 5EJ

Sales Company

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