Without Name Distorts Your Reality with this "The Light in Here is Weird" Movie Clip

Something is lurking in the woods of Ireland. In Lorcan Finnegan's Without Name, three surveyors encounter an indescribable entity. Two new clips have been released for the film, via Global Digital Releasing. The very strange "The Light in Here is Weird" clip is hosted here. And, Without Name centrally stars: Alan Mckenna (ABCs of Death 2), Niamh Algar and James Browne. Garret Shanley wrote the script. To be released through Video-on-demand this June 20th, a preview of the film's North American launch is hosted here.

The clip "The Light in Here is Weird" is a bit surreal. The film's early trailer - even more so. The latest clip shows surveyor Olivia (Niamh Algar) looking for Eric (Alan McKenna). The music is haunting and the audio is distorted. The lighting dampens and brightens, creating an almost hallucinogenic quality. What is causing the distortion?

Without Name has shown at a number of film festivals. From the Toronto International Film Festival to Sitges - in Spain, this horror and thriller title has travelled the world. On June 20th, film fans can see the film for themselves, on various VOD platforms, including: iTunes, Amazon Instant, Google Play, Sony PSN, X-Box Live and many more. The release will begin in North America, with expansion into more territories at a later date. More North American release details are hosted below.

Release Date: June 20th, 2017 (VOD).

Director: Lorcan Finnegan.

Writer: Garret Shanley

Cast: Alan McKenna, Niamh Algar and James Browne.

The movie clip titled "The Light in Here is Weird" clip:




*a cable VOD date is coming soon.

Also from Global Digital Releasing, Gareth Bryn's The Passing:




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