INBRED screened in sunny Sweden at the Lund Fantastic Film Festival and recieced an honourable mention from the Melies Jury. (We lost out to 'Attack The Block'!) They said "Alex Chandon and his Inbred is the most violent movie we’ve seen, still it’s one of the most hilarious and unrealistic stupid comedies we’ve seen coming out of Britain in years. And thank you Alex for helping us build up the stereotype of British men and their dental problems. We love you." Many thanks to the organisers and guest hosts for looking after us. You can see Alex's photos from the festival HERE.
INBRED had a great screening at the Strasbourg Film Festival. The French loved it. George Romero was there but unfortunately didn't see the film. We would have loved a quote!
Following the succesful FRIGHTFEST screenings we have recieved lots of interest from sales agents and distributors and we are in current negotiations to secure ourselves some great people to work with and help bring INBRED to the world.
We want to make INBRED available to see, buy and watch as soon as possible, but these deals take a while so in the meantime we will be taking INBRED on a world tour of film festivals and events!
Please check out our new FESTIVALS page for details of screenings coming up in the UK, Europe and beyond.
The first online reviews are now appearing and we're relieved and happy to see they are looking good. We have links and snippets of these at another new page, REVIEWS .
All hands were on deck as we worked night and day to get a version of INBRED ready to screen at FRIGHTFEST. We literally finished the day before the festival, so it's been quite a stressful month and that's why we haven't updated the web-site in a while. The grading and the sound were the last things to do and the people we used were all amazing. The wonderful Dado Valentic at Soho post production facility Mytherapy did our grading and mastering. And our brilliant sound mix was orchestrated by Thomas Lawes at The Electric Studios in Birmingham with sound design by Michael Nowacki. Together these three worked absoulte miracles and we are incredibly pleased with the end result. The screening at Frightfest at the 1,200 seater Empire cinema was an epic experience. The film got a brilliant reaction from a packed house of horror fans, with all the cast and crew in attendance. This was the first time anyone, including director Alex Chandon had seen the film play through in its entirety, so there were many first night nerves, but thankfully everything went well and everyone had a chance to relax and rejoice afterwards. A massive thank you must go to FRIGHTFEST (check out their website HERE ) and its wonderful organisers Paul McEvoy, Ian Rattray, Alan Jones and Greg Day. Thank you for making the whole INBRED possee have a great day.