Lost Not Found
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| Directed by | Efisia Fele |
| Written by | Efisia Fele Phoebe Meyer |
| Music by | John Roome |
| Release date(s) | TBD |
| Running time | TBD |
| Language | English |
LOST NOT FOUND is an upcoming Australian independent horror film.
Production Status: in-development
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[edit] Plot
[1]A group of young American tourists travel up a long and isolated stretch of road along Queensland's Central Coast, headed for the tourist capitals of the Far North. In this barren, no man's land they encounter a community of men who ravage, brutalize, and murder outsiders on a regular and systematic basis. The effects of isolation, sensory depravation and unrelenting heat, have made them nature's monsters. They indulge in, and get away with, their darkest, most sadistic urges. The tourists are thrust into a brutal survival crisis, with no visible means of escape. Each is forced to examine their flaws and strengths as they face their horrific, and inevitable, fate in The Dead Heart of the Australian Outback.
A clash between civilized behavior and unrestrained, primal gratification. It examines the effects of extreme isolation on the human psyche, and the absolute power of nature to destroy the artificial veneer of control that keeps destructive, sexual, sadistic, and murderous urges in check. In a land without boundaries, nature is law, and man's darkest urges are pursued to their conclusion.
[edit] Influenced by
[2]1970/80's Australian horror films, such as 'Wake In Fright' (aka 'Outback'), 'The Last Wave', 'Picnic at Hanging Rock' and visually from the stunning Outback cinematography of Russell Mulcahy’s 'Razorback'
[edit] History
LOST NOT FOUND was conceived in late 2004 and co-written by Efisia Fele and Phoebe Meyer in 2005. An investment trailer was filmed in the Australian Outback in March 2006, directed by Efisia Fele with music by John Roome. The "teaser", or short version of the trailer was released online on Friday, October 13, 2006 Fangroria.com and is available for viewing online at the Lost Not Found Official Site and Official Lost Not Found MySpace.
