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WE’VE SEEN ENOUGH zombie films to know the horror that comes with the undead… but now, there’s a cure.
That’s the premise of a new short film from Irish director David Freyne, who’s aiming to develop his idea into a feature length movie with support from the Irish Film Board.
Sunday 17 November, 2024
Sunday 17 November, 2024
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Film chronicles aftermath of terrifying zombie virus spreading through Ireland
WE’VE SEEN ENOUGH zombie films to know the horror that comes with the undead… but now, there’s a cure.
That’s the premise of a new short film from Irish director David Freyne, who’s aiming to develop his idea into a feature length movie with support from the Irish Film Board.
The First Wave sees people who have been cured of a terrifying zombie virus released back into society. Trouble is, they can remember everything they did when they were infected.
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