Wilderness
Synopsis
But an unexpected predator on the island is ready to punish them in an entirely different way.
Details
- Year
- 2007
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 91 mins
- Format
- 35mm
- Director
-
Michael J Bassett
- Producer
- Ivan MacTaggart, Bill Allan, Nicole Finnan, Emma Hayter
- Co-Producer
- Ivan MacTaggart, Bill Allan, Nicole Finnan, Emma Hayter
- Editor
- Kate Evans
- Screenwriter
- Dario Poloni
- Director of Photography
- Peter J Robertson
- Production Designer
- Tom McCullagh
- Sound
- Ronan Hill
- Composer
- Mark Thomas
- Principal cast
- Sean Pertwee, Alex Reid, Toby Kebbell, Stephen Wight
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Ecosse Films
Brigade House8 Parsons Green
London SW6 4TN
UK
T +44 (0)20 7371 0290
Sales Company
AV Pictures
Caparo House103 Baker St
London W1U 6LN
UK
Page updates
This page was last updated on 12th May 2025. Please let us know if we need to make any amendments or request edit access by clicking below.
See also
You may also be interested in other relevant projects in the database.
Director: Michael J Bassett
Year: 2003
1917. The Western Front. A million or more Allied and German troops face each other across the shattered landscape of northern Europe. A world of mud, entangled by a wilderness of barbed wire, scarred by miles of trenches, soaked with the blood of the fallen, the air fetid with the suffocating stench of death and gas. Hundreds of thousands of young men are already buried in this terrible wasteland; hundreds of thousands more will die here before the slaughter ends. It is here that one young man must face the truth about himself; that he is a coward, unable to face the coming horror of battle. Private Charlie Shakespeare is frozen with fear. Forced over the top at gunpoint he is hurled into the chaos of battle, witness to the decimation of his comrades; bodies shredded by machine-gun fire, others are blown apart by stray shells. He is alone, desperate to turn and flee. Then the poison gas drifts over the nightmare battle field and all he can do is fumble for his mask, press himself deeper into the mud and pray for dawn. When the battle is over, Shakespeare and the handful of other survivors from Y-Company are utterly lost somewhere in enemy territory. Their only shelter is an abandoned German trench. It's a claustrophobic maze of blind corners and underground tunnels, overflowing with war dead and infested with rats. Here, exhausted and terrified, they seek refuge, waiting to be rescued. But no one will come and as the night draws in, one by one, the young men of Y Company begin to die. An unseen enemy is stalking them, driving them insane with fear until they begin to turn on each other. Is their refuge possessed by something even more terrible than the war that surrounds them? In this cursed, lonely place, Private Charlie Shakespeare must find the strength to overcome his own deepest fears if he is to survive.
They're Gone!
Director: Marcus Flemmings
Year: 2026
In a near-future Britain that has deported all “non-British” people, a timid teenage boy hides the last Black woman in the country - then risks everything by bringing her to sing a well-known 2000’s RnB song at his 2000’s RnB-loving fascist father’s wake.
Nobody's Daughters
Director: Juan Pablo Bedoya
Year: 2026
Santo is a respected religious clockmaker and moneylender in his village. He exploits families in debt by using charm and kindness. When they cannot repay him, he persuades them to send their underage daughters to work as maids to pay off the debt. Ultimately, he sexually enslaves them and throws them out on the street when they become pregnant. His latest victim is Cira, an 11-year-old blackberry picker whose mother has pawned their home and land. After Santo's death, Maria Luisa, one of his victims, with the help of Fernando, his childhood friend and lawyer, fights for justice. After a long court battle, justice has finally been served, but not for everyone. Based on a real story.