A Lonely Place to Die

Theater date: 2011-04-09

Blu-ray release date: N/A

Rated: N/A

6.20 (IMDB)

Genre: AdventureActionThrillerCrime

Language: en

Status: Released

Length: 1h 39min

Languages:

English
Srpski

Description:

A group of five mountaineers are hiking and climbing in the Scottish Highlands when they discover a young Serbian girl buried in a small chamber in the wilderness. They become caught up in a terrifying game of cat and mouse with the kidnappers as they try to get the girl to safety.

Top Cast >

Melissa George

As Alison

Ed Speleers

As Ed

Eamonn Walker

As Andy

Alec Newman

As Rob

Karel Roden

As Darko

Kate Magowan

As Jenny

Garry Sweeney

As Alex

Stephen McCole

As Mr Mcrae

Holly Boyd

As Anna

Paul Anderson

As Chris

Sean Harris

As Mr. Kidd

Douglas Russell

As Hunter 1

Alan Steele

As Hunter 2

Mathew Zajac

As Mr. Rakovic

Gillian MacGregor

As Police Officer

Jamie Edgell

As House Owner

Top Crew >

Julian Gilbey

Writer, Director, Co-Producer

Will Gilbey

Writer

Hayley Nebauer

Costume Design

Ali Asad

Director of Photography

Michael Loveday

Producer

Steve Daly

Casting

Scott Bates

First Assistant Director

Paul Norris

Visual Effects Supervisor

Jo McLaren

Stunts

Belinda McGinley

Stunt Double

Cecily Fay

Stunt Double

Jamie Edgell

Stunt Coordinator

Daniela Faggio

Art Direction

Paul Lowe

Stunt Double

Matthew Button

Production Design

Mark Foligno

Executive Producer

Andrew Boswell

Executive Producer

Toby Richards

Co-Producer

Terry Loveday

Executive Producer

Gerry Toomey

Line Producer

Andrew Loveday

Co-Producer

Mike Facherty

Associate Producer

Michael Richard Plowman

Original Music Composer

Reviews:

Norsk (6/10)

A Lonely Place to Die is a thriller set in Scotland. A group of mountain climbers stumble upon a girl hidden underground by kidnappers in the middle of nowhere. They rescue her but not without the kidnappers tracking them down for the remainder of the movie.

The movie is quite violent with numerous homicides and has some very disturbing scenes such as a man unsuccessfully begging and pleading for his life and another death involving mountain climbing. The always charming Melissa George helps carry this movie but everyone plays their parts well. I give the movie a 6/10.

2017-11-05