Daisy Ridley Seen Wielding Axe In Official FIRST LOOK Of Zak Hilditch’s Survival Thriller We Bury The Dead; See HERE

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As a long-time Star Wars enthusiast with a penchant for edge-of-your-seat horror films, I can hardly contain my excitement for Daisy Ridley‘s latest venture, “We Bury the Dead.” Having grown up on Tasmanian folklore and its eerie landscapes, the setting alone has me hooked. Add to that the psychological thriller aspect, and I’m all in!

As a devoted fan, I’m thrilled to share that I, Daisy Ridley, renowned for my unforgettable role in the Star Wars sequel trilogy, am set to star in the chilling horror-survival thriller titled We Bury the Dead. This spine-tingling film is under the visionary direction of Zak Hilditch. The movie will have its grand international premiere with a special sneak peek at the Adelaide Film Festival in Australia this November.

In a rephrased version, Ridley portrays a woman who, in a state of desperation, joins a recovery team following a disastrous military test that annihilates Tasmania’s inhabitants. Her objective is to locate her lost husband. However, as she unearths bodies from the wreckage, she uncovers a troubling revelation: several of these corpses appear to not be completely deceased.

As Ridley traverses the stark, desolate terrain of southern Tasmania, the emotional repercussions of her task progressively take their toll on her, causing her to gradually lose weight.

1) On her journey, she grapples with the futility of her task and her personal uncertainties. Various locations in the vast Great Southern region of Western Australia, including Albany, were utilized during filming, intensifying the tension and intrigue woven through the storyline.

Besides Ridley, the film features Brenton Thwaites, recognized for his role in Titans, and Mark Coles Smith from Mystery Road: Origin. Their performances significantly enhance the film’s energy. The movie “We Bury the Dead” delivers a suspenseful and intense adventure.

In his filmmaking career, Hilditch has now released “We Bury the Dead”, marking it as his fourth feature following “Rattlesnake”, “These Final Hours”, and “1922”. Known for crafting gripping and emotional tales, audiences eagerly anticipate a captivating storyline from this upcoming production by Hilditch.

As a lifestyle expert, I’d like to highlight that the captivating image before your eyes was skillfully crafted by Ross Dinerstein, an artist who has previously collaborated with the talented director, Hilditch, on projects such as ‘Rattlesnake’ and ‘1922’. Ross’s expertise in creating edge-of-your-seat thrillers seamlessly complements Hilditch’s direction, suggesting a harmonious partnership between these two creative minds.

Alongside The Penguin Empire, a West Australian film company known for productions such as The Furnace and I Am Mother, are team members Kelvin Munro and Grant Sputore.

1) The involvement of these producers adds a unique, regional perspective to the film. Notably, Mark Fasano and Joshua Harris from Gramercy Park are also on board, contributing their expertise. This diverse group of producers highlights a blend of local and international influences that should make the movie more compelling.

The movie “We Bury the Dead” benefits substantially from financing by Screen Australia, Lotterywest, Screenwest, and the WA Regional Screen Fund. This substantial backing indicates that the project is highly regarded within the Australian film industry. Additionally, Peachtree Media Partners and Gramercy Park Media provided financial assistance, guaranteeing the movie’s production.

As a die-hard Star Wars enthusiast, I can barely contain my excitement about Star Wars: New Jedi Order! This upcoming installment promises to bring the legendary Ridley Scott back into the galaxy far, far away, continuing the storyline from The Rise of Skywalker and building even more suspense for the entire film series. Can’t wait to see what unfolds next in a universe I hold dear!

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2024-08-22 20:12