A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
March 7, 2014
Original Title:
At All Cost
Genres:
Drama | Horror
Production Companies:
Raw Cut Films
Production Countries:
Canada
Ratings / Certifications:
US: NR
Runtime: 67
In 2010, an horrible event took place in the community of Saint-Joseph. The young Jessica Price went missing. A couple of weeks later, body parts were found scattered all around town, which lead the police to the conclusion that Jessica might have been horribly murdered. The murderer was never to be heard from again. Rumors spread around town that the killer filmed the horrible acts of sadism. Brian Pleasence, a close friend to Jessica decided to investigation the case. At All Cost is the testimony of a young man trying to uncover the truth about something so terrible, that common sense can't even try to describe it.
Camera Operator:
Marie-Pier Marchand
Maxime Blanchette
Director:
JS Marsolais
Director of Photography:
JS Marsolais
Editor:
JS Marsolais
Music Arranger:
Hunter Gadbois
Original Concept:
Geneviève Parent
Producer:
JS Marsolais
Greg Pabich
Geneviève Parent
Special Effects:
JS Marsolais
Marie-Pier Marchand
Geneviève Parent
Transportation Coordinator:
Maxime Blanchette
Writer:
JS Marsolais
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