Prisoner
A broken, wounded prisoner finds shelter from the cold inside a once familiar home.
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Christina EstilloreDirectorMarionette Man, Pool Party Picture Show, Undying, One Minute to Prove Yourself, Her Eyes, Lame Parents, Ghost Hunters,
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Brian ConnollyWriterFragments, Disturbed, The Final Weekend.
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Alex GallantProducerSupposition, Forgotten Crimson. The Balance, Risen,
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Alex GallantKey Cast"John"Supposition, Forgotten Crimson. The Balance, Risen, Hot Box, Grotesque, Forget Me, Whisky Flavored Dick, Followed Home, Hideaway, Over Qualified.
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Sonja GouldKey Cast"Jane"Sex Lies and Murder, Mercy Of Whims, Tree of Glass, Mothers Vengeance, Chew On This, Grotesque
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Mya GallantKey Cast"Joy"Prisoner
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Omer AubinKey Cast"Craig"Chew on This, Love Express, My Lyric I Never Knew, The Daily Hustle, The Guru
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:drama, suspense, crime
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Runtime:8 minutes 17 seconds
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Completion Date:August 23, 2019
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Production Budget:2,500 USD
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Country of Origin:Canada
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Country of Filming:Canada
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:digital
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
Canadian director Christina Estillore grew up in Alberta at the age of 24 enrolled at Marvel Beauty College. Upon graduation, Christina jumped into fashion and photography in order to build her portfolio. When her daughter Maya illustrated her passion for being in the spot light, Christina moved into stage and theatre productions, eventually ushering them both into film. After working as a crew member on several indie shorts, and a few features, this film is her suspense debut. Christina working on writing and editing two feature films "Hero" and "Something worth a Memory". Her main career goal is to direct a feature film for that will make people feel something, and want to watch over and over again.
I directed this film because I wanted to the best job I could portraying pain, and how it can twist and warp the reality of a human. My goal was to tell an unpredictable story, that affects the viewer. In this journey I learned that I am a fan of flashbacks, and that giving actors a bit more on camera time pays out in dividends that are immeasurable.