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| Don't Look | |
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| Directed by | Danny Murphy |
| Written by | Jovita Bodamer Mac-Gregor |
| Produced by | Yuki Neoh |
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| Cinematography | Samuel Ash |
| Edited by | Ruaridh Lever-Hogg |
| Music by | Ana Ortiz Wienken |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Languages | English and British Sign Language |
Don’t Look is a British horror short film currently in post-production, directed by and starring actor Danny Murphy, who also plays a leading role in the film. Written by up-and-coming Gen-Z screenwriter Jovita Bodamer-Mac Gregor, with script editing provided by Bea Webster, the film follows a group of friends who play a game called “Don’t Look,” where opening their eyes summons deadly spirits. What starts as a thrilling challenge soon escalates into a terrifying ordeal as the friends must confront supernatural forces and their worst fears to survive. The cast includes Murphy alongside Olly Rhodes, Laura MacDougall, Morgan Colquhoun, and Liam Robertson.
The filmmakers plan to submit the film to various film festivals and explore distribution opportunities once post-production is complete.