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| PRODUCER |
Marc Samuelson, Peter Samuelson, Pippa Cross (Samuelson Productions and Granada Film) |
| DIRECTOR |
Brian Gilbert |
| STARRING |
Christina Ricci, Kerry Fox, Ioan Gruffudd, Stephen Dillane, Harry Forrester, Jessica Mann
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| FILMED |
September/October 2001 |
STORYLINE
SYNOPSIS |
Deep in the English countryside near Glastonbury an ancient church is
discovered with a scary mural by two teenagers. The mural is an eye
witness account of the Crucifixion, but instead of showing Christ it
shows those who gathered to watch. Shortly after Cassie, a young
American backpacker stumbles into the village and becomes involved in
the local happenings. Cassie begins to hallucinate and believe scary
strangers are following her and shares premonitions of terrible happenings
with the young son of the family she is staying with. Simon, a religious
archaeologist, is asked to investigate the strange mural and piece together
the mystery connecting it to the village and its inhabitants.
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| TYPE |
Supernatural Thriller |
| RUN TIME |
96 Minutes |
| CERTIFICATION |
UNKNOWN |
| ORIGINAL RELEASE |
Cannes Film Festival |
| COST |
$17 Million US Dollars |
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| Dates: |
Wednesday 17 July 2013 - Tuesday 23 July 2013 |
| Description: |
Yn Chruinnaght. Yn Chruinnaght (meaning 'the gathering') is a celebration of Manx culture and the relationship between the Isle of Man and the other five Celtic coutries (Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany). It includes a number of events with music, dance, language, arts and crafts, lectures and much more. ,, 01624695784 http://www.ynchruinnaght.com. |
| Event information supplied by the Isle of Man Department of Tourism & Leisure (01624 686766) |
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