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2018
Directed by Guy Soulsby
Synopsis
Jack and Ella travel alone, taking the path less trodden. Disheveled and dirty they keep away from people, towns, and cities, off the grid. They are hiding, on the run, but from what and why? It’s unclear who Alexander works for but what’s apparent is that violence is his forte, he is driven by a darker force to find the pair. It’s a game of cat and mouse, the hunter chases the hunted.
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Cast
Anthony Flanagan Alistair Petrie Amanda Foster Rod Glenn Robert Goodman Paul Hurstfield Jack Johns Leah Rhodes Mark Wingett
DirectorDirector
Guy Soulsby
WriterWriter
Guy Soulsby
Language
English
Genre
Horror
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Premiere
01 Oct 2018
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01 Oct 2018
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Review by HorrorSage ★★★★
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Review by MythoBeanz ★★★★
Kept me invested the whole duration of this short film, it seems that this is meant to be a part of something far more bigger but that hasn't come to fruition yet
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Review by Joey 🪓 ★★½
I need to know where this was filmed because I have to go there immediately. This film has an absolutely gorgeous setting.
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Review by Kamen Daugherty ★★½
Short films, short reviews: God’s Kingdom
Have you ever seen a short and immediately thought, “this was definitely made as pitch project.” If you have then you know exactly how you’ll feel after watching God’s Kingdom. It’s not bad per se it’s just that it feels like episode 8 of a 12 episode series. There’s a definite struggle there to actually enjoy it. It’s a bit disjointed, vague, but sets up a really interesting premise that could make a genuinely enjoyable as a television series. In this format.... not so much.
