“Where Fireflies Dance”
An indie production of a romantic drama with a country-western feel meant to explore lost love.
5 Years After the Fall (2016)
After an industrial disaster, the world's food and water supplies are contaminated. The rich and powerful retreat into fortified cities where life goes on, undisturbed by the starving masses outside their walls. While the outside world slides into unspeakable madness, Jacob, an idealistic citizen is on his way to the inner sanctum with others hell-bent on revolution when their train is attacked. Taking refuge in an abandoned house, he stumbles on a warlord's fortified cache of weapons and must fight for his life against humans turned savage. While desperately trying to hold onto his sanity, Jacob is forced into more and more heinous acts of torture and murder to keep himself alive.
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After an industrial disaster, the world's food and water supplies are contaminated. The rich and powerful retreat into fortified cities where life goes on, undisturbed by the starving masses outside their walls. While the outside world slides into unspeakable madness, Jacob, an idealistic citizen is on his way to the inner sanctum with others hell-bent on revolution when their train is attacked. Taking refuge in an abandoned house, he stumbles on a warlord's fortified cache of weapons and must fight for his life against humans turned savage. While desperately trying to hold onto his sanity, Jacob is forced into more and more heinous acts of torture and murder to keep himself alive.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:
In Theaters:6/14/2016
Box Office:
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:
Cast
Brent Nurse, Steven Spencer
Director
Nicole Garrett
Grace
Zorba Dravillas
Jacob
Sean Roberts
Well Dressed Man
Gabe Meacher
Jaden
Clayton Garrett
Breckin
Steve VanVolkingburgh
Ragged Leader
Jamie Ferguson
Ragged Attacker 1
Alex Hanes
Ragged Attacker 2
Michael Catlin
Train Passenger 1
Michelle Parboosingh
Melissa
Sherri VanVolkingburgh
Train Passenger 2
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