| The Bone Snatcher | |
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| Directed by | Jason Wulfsohn |
| Produced by | Izidore Codron Koa Padolsky Chris Roland Malcolm Kohll |
| Written by | Malcolm Kohll Gordon Render |
| Starring | Scott Bairstow Rachel Shelley Adrienne Pierce |
| Music by | Paul Heard Mike Pickering |
| Cinematography | Andreas Poulsson |
| Editing by | Richard Benwick |
| Studio | The Imaginarium Focus Films Persistence Pictures Inc. |
| Distributed by | Overseas FilmGroup First Look International |
| Release date(s) | 23 December 2003 |
| Running time | 96 minutes |
| Country | England Canada South Africa |
| Language | English |
| Budget | $6 Mio. |
The Bone Snatcher is a British-Canadian horror film based on a screenplay from Malcolm Kohll and Gordon Render, the film was directed by South African filmmaker Jason Wolfsohn and stars Scott Bairstow, Rachel Shelley and Adrienne Pierce.[1]
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Workers end up in a mine, the rescue team makes a gruesome discovery.
Again and again, people disappear from a diamond mine. And still the Funkkontakt to the camp tears off, Dr. Straker (Scott Bairstow) with a search troop into the desert is sent. The geologists of a diamond expedition is canceled the radio contact. A convoy is sent to the camp of the scientists into the desert, but they can not go beyond the neatly gnawed bones of their colleagues and a trail that leads them to a strange rock formation. Once you're at camp, he finds only the cleanly gnawed bones of the workers. Soon is clear, a murderous beast is about here! The researchers decided to investigate the structure, but in the gathering darkness, the sheer hell breaks loose.
The film was shot in the year 2002 in the South African city Cape Town and in the desert from Namibia.[2]
The film was released as Direct to Video on 23 December 2003 in the United States.[3]
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