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Opening and Closing show - VisitBrussels

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YELLOWBRICKROAD (Jesse Holl<strong>and</strong> & Andy Mitton/USA)A Jesse Holl<strong>and</strong> & Andy Mitton filmScreenplay: Jesse Holl<strong>and</strong> & Andy MittonCast: Cassidy Freeman, Anessa Ramsey, Laura Heisler, Clark Freeman, Lee Wilkof, Alex Draper, Michael Laurino, Tara Giordano, SamElmoreRunning time: 98 min.In 1940, a strange thing happened to the entire population ofFriar, New Hampshire. One day, for an unknown reason, theyall ab<strong>and</strong>oned their homes <strong>and</strong> walked up an ancient trail.They were never seen alive again. For over 70 years, their fatehas been a mystery. Now a team of researchers <strong>and</strong> filmmakers,along with a guide <strong>and</strong> a psychologist, decide tofollow the path to find out what happened once <strong>and</strong> for all.Yellowbrickroad tells the story of this expedition. A trek into thewilderness filled with danger, adventure, shifting loyalties <strong>and</strong>paranormal activity.This impressive new indie horror flick is a well-shot, multidimensionalhorror story. Debut directors Andy Mitton <strong>and</strong> Jesse Holl<strong>and</strong> have combined their love for horrormovies with character-driven stories. The movie was digitally shot on location in the isolated wilderness ofthe Northern New Hampshire woods. This authentic location definitely pays off, making the film very pure<strong>and</strong> realistic. Yellowbrickroad was also filmed in sequential order, allowing tension to build up frame by frame<strong>and</strong> bringing out the increasingly difficult physical <strong>and</strong> emotional journey of the characters.39

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