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Dark Nature is a 2009 British thriller film written by Eddie Harrison, directed by Marc de Launay, and starring Niall Greig Fulton, Vanya Eadie and Imogen Toner. Shot on a small budget, it was filmed in the Scottish Highlands from September to October 2008 before receiving a limited cinematic showing in 2009.
- Andrew Begg
- Marc de Launay, Mondo Ghulam, Eddie Harrison, Tom Kelly, Ted Mitchell
- Marc de Launay
- Eddie Harrison
Dark Nature: Directed by Marc de Launay. With Niall Greig Fulton, James Bryce, Tom Carter, Joanna Miller. A family holiday turns into a fight for survival in the inhospitable wilderness of remote Scotland.
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- Horror, Thriller
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20 mag 2021 · Dark nature - Film (2009) | il Davinotti. Media utenti. Titolo originale: Dark Nature. Anno: 2009. Genere: horror (colore) Regia: Marc de Launay. Cast: Niall Greig Fulton, Tom Carter, Imogen Toner, Vanya Eadie, Jane Stabler, Joanna Miller, James Bryce, Doreen McGillivray, Callum Warren-Brooker, Len McCaffer.
31 mag 2014 · A family holiday turns into a fight for survival in the inhospitable wilderness of remote Scotland. REVIEW: “ Dark Nature ” is a bit of a stereotypical, straight-to-video thriller. First time feature director, Marc de Launay, gives his audience what they expect, while trying to deliver a few surprises along the way.
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2 gen 2013 · A film set in the Scottish Highlands, an isolated house, a family under attack from a mysterious and deadly force; there was much cause for optimism. The film opens with views of the isolated, coastal house at night.
19 mag 2023 · Summary Joy, a survivor of domestic violence, joins her friend Carmen and her therapy group on an isolated weekend retreat in the Canadian Rockies. Led by the enigmatic Dr. Dunnley - whose methods are experimental and, at times, dubious from Joy’s outside perspective - the experience eventually shatters the border between reality ...
6 gen 2013 · Viewers are invited to spend the first half of the film trying to figure out if the heavy-breathing slasher is the creepy video-obsessed environmentalist John Haywood (Tom Carter) nextdoor, his kooky psychic wife Magda (Jane Stabler), or Mrs Petrie's tool-happy groundsman Mackenzie (Niall G Fulton).
