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Date: Monday, 5 September 2011
Time: 6 for 7PM
Venues: Acton, Blanchardstown, Brighton, Bristol, Bury- The Rock, Camberley, Cardiff, Cheshire Oaks, Cork, Derby-cinema De Lux, Dublin - Liffe Valley, Dudley, Finchley Road, Fulham, Glasgow, Greenwich - The O2, Harrow, Huddersfield, Hull Princes Quay, Islington, Kilmarnock, Leeds, Leicester, Lisburn, Liverpool One, London Westfield, Maidstone, Manchester, North Finchley, Norwich, Nottingham, Oxford -george Street, Paisley, Peterborough, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Reading, Reading, Watford, Wrexham
About the film
Director: Julian Gilbey
Writers: Julian Gilbey, Will Gilbey
Stars: Melissa George, Ed Speleers and Eamonn Walker
While climbing in the remote Scottish Highlands, a group of five mountaineers make a horrific discovery: a young girl buried in a small chamber, with only a small air pipe to the surface keeping her alive. She is terrified, dehydrated and half-starved. Deciding they must get her to safety, the group embark on a dangerous and nerve-racking descent. Unwittingly, they’ve taken charge of a valuable bounty and are being hunted down by the girl’s ruthless kidnappers who have everything at stake and nothing to lose. Caught up in a terrifying game of cat and mouse, they are in mortal danger and there’s no easy way out.
Described by Total Film as hitting “like a bullet between the eyes”, this is the ultimate uncompromising and brutally realistic pursuit thriller.
A Lonely Place to Die will be in cinemas nationwide from 7 September.
Thanks to tamasina from MSE.