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Synopsis

Brad, Christina, T.K. and Kelly are on a post-graduation trip to Europe. Unfortunately, what starts out as a dream quickly spirals into a nightmare. Upon entering a 14th-century castle, the friends find themselves trapped in a horrifying alternative realm where violent hallucinations overtake them. A stranger emerges, shocking them with the reality of their terrifying fate; one must stay behind - alone forever within the torturous stone walls - in order for the rest of the group to escape. As time runs out, hope and reason disappear, anarchy takes over and extreme violence erupts. Will it be male strength or female guile that will ultimately determine who will bear the terrible fate?

Details

Year
2006
Type of project
Features
Running time
90 mins
Format
35mm
Director
John A Curtis, Merlin Ward
Producer
David Rogers, Stella Litou, Merlin Ward
Co-Producer
David Rogers, Stella Litou, Merlin Ward
Editor
Debbie Berman
Screenwriter
Jennifer Daley, Kim Small, Merlin Ward
Director of Photography
Alastair Meux
Sound
Original Image
Composer
Mark Ryder, C.P. Olins
Principal cast
Amy Perfect, Fiona Glascott, Boyan Vukelic, Derek Hamilton, John Tench

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Great British Films Ltd

3rd Floor, Hanover House,
118 Queens Road
Brighton
East Sussex BN1 3XG
UK

T +44 (0)12 7332 4122

Sales Company

H3O Filmed Entertainment Inc.

Canada

T +1 604 662 3345

sales@h3ofilm.com

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