In Burial UK Trailer Some Secrets Should Stay Buried

101 Films have just released the UK Trailer for World War Two thriller, Burial. Some secrets should stay buried.

The film is directed by Ben Parker (The Chamber) and stars Charlotte Vega (Wrong Turn) and Tom Felton (Harry Potter franchise). The film is set to make it’s world premiere at next month’s Arrow Video FrightFest.

We find ourselves in the final days of World War Two. This action-packed, battle-filled, blood-soaked saga sees a group of Russian soldiers tasked with trafficking the discovered remains of Adolf Hitler back to Stalin in Moscow.

This just sounds like a straight up War thriller, however it’s playing at FrightFest. This will be a horror with that little extra coming in the shape of a lycanthrope?!

London, Christmas Day. The home of an old woman (Harriet Walter), who watches the news of the collapse of The Soviet Union, is broken into by a violent neo-Nazi (David Alexander), hunting for evidence from WWII. But he gets a little more than he bargained for…

Flashback to May 1945, the last days of World War II, and the tale of the woman’s younger self. In this gripping, thrill-packed feature, we follow a small band of Soviet soldiers, led by intelligence officer Brana Vasilyeva (Charlotte Vega), who must find Hitler’s corpse and deliver it back to Moscow and Stalin, as proof of his death. En route, the unit is attacked by German ‘Wehrwolf’ partisans, who stalk the fighters with the ultimate mission to pick them off one-by-one.

Brana leads her determined surviving comrades in a last stand to ensure their ‘cargo’ doesn’t fall into the hands of those who would see it buried, to hide the truth forever. What ensues is a thrilling high-stakes mission.

This bloody, brutal but poignant thriller is rife with tension and action in a race to stop this important piece of history from being buried forever.

The cast also includes Barry Ward, Dan Renton Skinner, Bill Milner, and Harriet Walter.

Burial will make it’s World Premiere at Arrow Video FrightFest on Monday 29th August. 101 Films will release the film on Digital from 26th September (some platforms may get it early on 12th September).