Brendan Cobbs, a famous novelist, is sent to a remote cottage in rural England to find inspiration for his next novel. He believes he found his next subject when he encounters Alfred, a child size doll who can come to life.
Steven M. Smith
Director
Jon-Paul Gates
Brendan
Steven M. Smith
Hugo Worshipper
Jimmy 'The Bee' Bennett
Pilgrim Hiker
Zane Casablanca
Socrates Santana
Jennifer Leahey
Sarah King
Rad Brown
Jim
Sean Botha
Bouncer
Anastasia Cane
Gertrude
Can Somer
Waiter / Doll Worshipper
Duncan Cane
Alfred Doll Disciple
Matthew Fitzthomas Rogers
Arthur
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