Good news for Canadian indie film
Reps behind Philip Carrer’s upcoming indie film If a Tree Falls, produced in Canada, have passed along this grindhouse-esque one-sheet and have informed us the film has sealed up Canadian distribution. Further details are coming soon…
Synopsis: In Canada, about eight percent of all homicide incidents are murder-suicides. Ninety percent of murder-suicides were family-related.
Brad, Will, Nessa and Lisa are four lifelong family friends in their twenties, who set out to cross Eastern Canada for a family reunion through the scenic countryside. On a blistering hot summer day, the trouble begins when they find an appealing place to stop for the night. The group thinks they have found the perfect haven, when they are awakened by strange noises in the forest.
What ensues is a violent disturbance by six masked assailants; without motive, without reason. The group finds themselves living in a night of psychological games and physical terror. As morning dawns, the reality of what will come is more terrifying than anything the group could have imagined.
Source: Shock Till You Drop
