Jaime plays the title role, a quirky “wanna-be” detective whose appetite for a real-life case is matched by the appetites of a new family (The Gammons) who move into the village. Ray Winstone plays the local butcher and meat is definitely on the menu…. (long synopsis)
A micro-budget film that’s an atmospheric horror about volunteers fighting for their lives after a drug trial goes wrong.
Now in New York theaters with a LA release set for November 16th from Cinedigm Entertainment Group and New Video is the Irish home invasion Citadel (review), about a group of feral children. We’ve added several clip to go along with an interview with director Ciaran Foy who talks about fear.
The film features Barnard (Ironclad, Hunky Dory, Guinea Pigs), alongside Scotland’s finest, James Cosmo (Braveheart, Troy, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, The Runway), and Wunmi Mosuka (I am Slave, One Night in Emergency). Co-stars include Ingrid Craigie and Amy Shiels.
In the film, “The dilapidated suburbia of Edenstown casts a shadow over Tommy Cowley’s life. Trapped there by his agoraphobia since his wife was fatally attacked by twisted feral children, he now finds himself terrorized by the same mysterious hooded gang, who seem intent on taking his baby daughter. Torn between the help of an understanding nurse and a vigilante priest, he discovers that to be free of his fears, he must finally face the demons of his past and enter the one place that he fears the most…the abandoned tower block known as the CITADEL.” READ MORE
In NY theaters November 9th and LA theaters November 16th from Cinedigm Entertainment Group and New Video is the Irish home invasion Citadel (review), about a group of feral children. And now we have an exclusive and claustrophobic clip featuring Aneurin Barnard – and his baby – being chased in a tunnel by these cray kids!
The Irish/UK co-production is directed by hot new writer-director Ciarán Foy. The film features Barnard (Ironclad, Hunky Dory, Guinea Pigs), alongside Scotland’s finest, James Cosmo (Braveheart, Troy, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, The Runway), and Wunmi Mosuka (I am Slave, One Night in Emergency). Co-stars include Ingrid Craigie and Amy Shiels.
In the film, “The dilapidated suburbia of Edenstown casts a shadow over Tommy Cowley’s life. Trapped there by his agoraphobia since his wife was fatally attacked by twisted feral children, he now finds himself terrorized by the same mysterious hooded gang, who seem intent on taking his baby daughter. Torn between the help of an understanding nurse and a vigilante priest, he discovers that to be free of his fears, he must finally face the demons of his past and enter the one place that he fears the most…the abandoned tower block known as the CITADEL.”
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The dilapidated suburbia of Edenstown casts a shadow over Tommy Cowley’s life. Trapped there by his agoraphobia since his wife was fatally attacked by twisted feral children, he now finds himself terrorized by the same mysterious hooded gang, who seem intent on taking his baby daughter.
Torn between the help of an understanding nurse and a vigilante priest, he discovers that to be free of his fears, he must finally face the demons of his past and enter the one place that he fears the most…the abandoned tower block known as the CITADEL.
Yesterday we saw the UK Trailer for Ryan Andrews’ Elfie Hopkins, which stars Jaime Winstone, Ray Winstone, Aneurin Barnard, and Kimberley Nixon.
Now Empire Online has a look at the new quad style poster for the film. While it’s by no means a slam dunk, it is an improvement over some of the marketing materials I’ve seen thus far.
Jaime plays the title role, a quirky “wanna-be” detective whose appetite for a real-life case is matched by the appetites of a new family (The Gammons) who move into the village. Ray Winstone plays the local butcher and meat is definitely on the menu…
No U.S. distributor has been set, but it will be arriving in the UK in the coming months. Hit the jump to check out the poster! READ MORE
There have been a few videos released around the various markets, but we’ve now added the official UK trailer for Ryan Andrews’ Elfie Hopkins, which stars Jaime Winstone, Ray Winstone, Aneurin Barnard, and Kimberley Nixon.
Jaime plays the title role, a quirky “wanna-be” detective whose appetite for a real-life case is matched by the appetites of a new family (The Gammons) who move into the village. Ray Winstone plays the local butcher and meat is definitely on the menu…
No U.S. distributor has been set, but at least it’ll be arriving in the UK in the coming months. It’s got a sort of ‘burbs vibe to it, which is pretty cool. READ MORE
With the first official trailer locked here, we’ve now landed a much cooler teaser for Ryan Andrews’ UK Elfie Hopkins, which stars Jaime Winstone, Ray Winstone, Aneurin Barnard, and Kimberley Nixon. Check it out inside, alongside some stills and the AFM art.
Jaime plays the title role, a quirky “wanna-be” detective whose appetite for a real-life case is matched by the appetites of a new family (The Gammons) who move into the village. Ray Winstone plays the local butcher and meat is definitely on the menu…. READ MORE
The first official trailer is now online for Ryan Andrews’ UK Elfie Hopkins, which stars Jaime Winstone, Ray Winstone, Aneurin Barnard, and Kimberley Nixon.
Jaime plays the title role, a quirky “wanna-be” detective whose appetite for a real-life case is matched by the appetites of a new family (The Gammons) who move into the village. Ray Winstone plays the local butcher and meat is definitely on the menu….”
While the trailer can only be enjoyed at the above link, after the break you’ll find a long synopsis, first stills and official AFM sales art. READ MORE
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