THE LAND OF MIST
In June 1925, First National Pictures released its lavish motion picture adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s 1912 novel, “The Lost World”. It was a smash hit.
Starting in July 1925, Conan Doyle published in the Strand magazine by instalments a new Professor Challenger novel: The Land of Mist, a story of the spirit world. Burdened with Doyle’s intrusive advocacy as to the truth of Spiritualism, the book was a failure and is little known. Doyle’s obsession had obscured the fruits of his storyteller’s gift: a powerful story of science, belief and loss in a world shaken by war.
This production brings the story of The Land of Mist to the screen.
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BANSHEE
BANSHEE
The murder of a family of Jacobite sympathisers in the wake of the Battle of Culloden summons forth an ancient spirit of vengeance, and a reluctant soldier, pressed into service, finds himself fighting for his life, and the life of his family. Horror, folklore and Celtic myth combine in this heart stopping terror ride set against the stark beauty of the Scottish Highlands.
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