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Film · 2018

The Isle

starring Conleth Hill, Alex Hassell and Alix Wilton Regan

  • 1 h 36 min
  • 15
  • Thriller · Mystery · Fantasy
  • UK
  • Released in the UK 1 May 2019

Synopsis

'The Isle' is a film set on a remote island off the west coast of Scotland in 1846. When a heavy storm hits a ship and it sinks, there are three survivors who discover and island in front of them. Thus, they discover that it is almost abandoned except for its four unique residents; an old harbourman, a farmer, his niece and a wild woman. Once they are recovered, the sailors are desperate to leave this strange island, but the boat never appears. One of them starts to investigate what is happening, fatal accidents begin to cause troubles. Suddenly they discover the myth of a ghostly siren haunting the island, and they need to fight for their life to leave the island and return with their lives, but it is more difficult that they thought.

The essentials

Runtime
96 min1 hour and 36 minutes
Rating
15Suitable only for 15 years and over
How long is The Isle?
1 hour and 36 minutes (96 minutes).
When was The Isle released in the UK?
It was released in the UK on 1 May 2019.
Who is in The Isle?
It stars Conleth Hill, Alex Hassell, Alix Wilton Regan and Emma King.
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Producers
Conleth Hill

Videos and trailers

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Photos and posters

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Trivia

  • Like a fairy tale

    The LA Times called the film "a dark fairy tale".

  • 20 seconds that changes everything

    For the U.S release the trailer was re-cut from the original to make it look like a horror, whereas the UK trailer is 20 seconds longer and shows a slow burn folk thriller.

  • Like a family

    There are two real couples working in this film: Alex Hassell and Emma King, who both are actors; and Matthew Butler-Hart and Tori Butler-Hart, director and actress.

  • A haunted song

    The slogan of the film is "Their song will haunt you". In the Greek mythology, the mermaids used their beautiful voices to trick the sailors and to drown them in the deep sea.

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