The house at the end of the forest
Astrid goes to her family's summer cabin, her childhood's safe heaven, after having been brutally attacked by a stranger. Soon the secure and comfortable family reunion Astrid had hoped for turns into a nightmare when the stranger returns with a group of accomplices. What from the start seems to be a matter of home intrusion soon turns into something much darker and surreal.
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Jonathan KatzeffDirector"Ping Pong Love" (short film), Speaker (short film)
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Jonathan KatzeffWriter
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Jonathan KatzeffProducer
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Alexandra AlegrenProducer
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Todd DaughertyProducer
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Alexandra AlegrenKey Cast"Astrid"
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Andrea LarsdotterKey Cast"Louise"
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Maria GripKey Cast"Stina"
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Minna TreutigerKey Cast"Terese"
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Project Title (Original Language):Huset vid skogens slut
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Project Type:Feature
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Genres:horror, thriller
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Runtime:1 hour 24 minutes
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Completion Date:February 7, 2020
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Production Budget:9,000 EUR
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Country of Origin:Sweden
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Country of Filming:Sweden
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Language:Swedish
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Shooting Format:RED
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:No
Distribution Information
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Lucky DogsDistributorCountry: SwedenRights: Video on DemandCountry: NorwayRights: Video on DemandCountry: FinlandRights: Video on DemandCountry: DenmarkRights: Video on Demand
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Videoplugger (Except the nordic countries)Sales AgentCountry: WorldwideRights: All Rights
Jonathan Katzeff (1981) was born and raised in Skarpnäck south of Stockholm, Sweden. Film has been his great interest all his life. As a ten-year-old, he opened his eyes to horror when he became a big fan of Wes Craven. He graduated from Stockholm Film School in 2003 and has since also studied television production at the Media Institute. “The House at the end of the Forest” is Jonathan’s first feature film.
"The house at the end of the forest" is based on an old script that I wrote as an eleven-year-old. It was meant to be a hobby project shot with 9k euro that I saved up but grew to something much bigger. I've tried to honour the eleven-year-old me as much as possible and I do believe he would've been proud. Going against the norm with an all female cast (even the extras), was of great importance to me. I really do like to highlight why we don't need to follow the norms when telling our stories and "The house at the end of the forest" is my first official step on that road.