Coming To Digital 20th September!
★★★★
“Rebecca Calder is superbly supple as the damaged protagonist in a richly imagined horror story”
The Guardian
★★★★
“…a grand gothic horror”
Daily Express
Starring:
Rebecca Calder (I May Destroy You, Hilma), James Fleet (Four Weddings and a Funeral), Jay Taylor (Wolf Manor, Evie) & Sacharissa Claxton (Avenue 5, Sandman)
Catalyst Studios are thrilled to announce that their critically acclaimed British horror BROKEN BIRD will be coming to digital platforms from 20th September. BROKEN BIRD marks the feature directorial debut of Joanne Mitchell, and recently celebrated its world premiere opening this years FrightFest, where it was named as one of Metro’s top films to add to your watchlist. Described as “positively captivating” by Film Stories, this is a debut not to be missed.
Sybil is masterfully portrayed by Rebecca Calder (Kandahar/Memory) in a riveting nuanced performance in which she captures all of Sybil’s quirky, unsettling behavior. She is supported by an incredible cast featuring James Fleet (Four Weddings & a Funeral), Sacharissa Claxton (Avenue 5) and Jay Taylor (Misfits).
Sybil Chamberlain is a quiet, creative soul. Her hobbies are taxidermy and poetry. She works in a funeral parlor with the deceased. She likes dead people. They understand her.
At just ten years old, she experienced trauma in a tragic accident which took away the family she adored. Now, an aching loneliness prevails in a void which she seeks to fill. But poetry and a vivid imagination provide an escape from the harsh realities of a lonely life.
Reality and reason are slipping away from Sybil and her ‘dark desires’ become more and more insatiable. Her fascination with the dead takes a dark and strange twist. And in a horrific climax of gothic proportions, she finds her own kind of happiness and contentment with the people she keeps as company – dead people.
BROKEN BIRD will be coming to digital platforms from 20th September
Coming to the US / CAN soon – stay tuned for more info!
For BROKEN BIRD enquiries, please contact:
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