young woman desperately runs to escape

The Movie Partnership (TMP) have released the official UK Trailer for Howard J Ford‘s indie survival thriller, Escape.

English filmmaker Ford has given us everything from Zombies in India, mothers searching for children and surviving on mountain ledges. Now it’s women trying to survive the harshest of climates to free themselves.

Escape stars Sarah Alexandra Marks (Witch, The Caller), Sophie Rankin (Bermondsey Tales, Dark Game), Angela Dixon (Never Let Go) and Sean Cronin (Bogieville, Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation, The Mummy Returns).

What’s this all about? The survival thriller sees ten trafficked women who are enjoying a holiday on a remote island only to be abducted. Reasons for the criminal gang are unknown, all the women find themselves trying to survive in the harshest conditions. A couple of those work together and devise a plan to escape and fight back against their captors.

Check out the trailer below…

After being abducted from a remote island resort, ten trafficked women find themselves in the clutches of a ruthless criminal gang. Desperate to survive in the harsh desert, two of the women devise a bold escape plan, igniting their fight for freedom.

Escape will be premiere on Digital platforms in the UK and Ireland from 30th September.


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