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www.wvg.com JeruZalem VÖ-Datum 29.01.2016 Bestellnummer 7707059SLDR EAN-Code 4013549070591R Genre Horror / Splatter Preiscode DM FSK ab 18 Laufzeit (Min.) 94 / Uncut Label Splendid Film Verpackung Softbox Format Blu-ray Anzahl der Discs 1 Bildformat 16:9 Tonformat DTS-HD 5.1 Sprachen Deutsch/Englisch Untertitel Deutsch, Niederländisch Bonusmaterial tba Produktionsland Israel, 2015 Im Talmud, dem jahrhundertealten jüdischen Schriftwerk, steht geschrieben: „Es gibt drei Tore zur Hölle. Eins davon ist in Jerusalem.“ Im nervenaufreibenden Found-Footage-Horrorfilm JERUZALEM wird dieses Tor weit aufgestoßen! Dabei dient die Heilige Stadt mit ihren verwinkelten engen Gassen und ihren geschichtsträchtigen Sehenswürdigkeiten als ideale Kulisse für die anstehende Apokalypse. Die jungen Touristen Sarah, Rachel und Kevin wollen in Jerusalem die Nächte durchtanzen und ihr Leben genießen. Während die pulsierende Metropole sie anfangs willkommen heißt, schlägt die Stimmung schnell um: Unheilvolle und unerklärliche Dinge geschehen, bis eines Nachts im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes die Hölle losbricht. Die Apokalypse bahnt sich unaufhaltsam ihren Weg durch die Heilige Stadt, die vom Militär hermetisch abgeriegelt wird. Unbarmherzig gejagt von dämonischen Monstern, müssen die Freunde so schnell wie möglich einen Ausweg finden … Marketing Facts Die nächste Generation des Found-Footage-Horrorfilms im Stil von „Cloverfield“, „V/H/S“ und „[REC]“! „Ein Urlaub in die Heilige Stadt entpuppt sich in JERUZALEM als wahrer Höllentrip.“ Filmstarts „Beinhaltet Szenen mit absolut furchteinflößenden Monstern. […] 9 von 10 Sternen.“ Starburst Magazine „Nicht nur aufregend und überwältigend, sondern auch nervenaufreibend und grausam.“ The Hollywood News Stab Cast Regie: Doron und Yoav Paz, Drehbuch: Doron und Yoav Yael Grobglas, Yon Tumarkin, Danielle Jadelyn, Tom Paz Graziani, Steven Hilder Im Vertrieb von WVG Medien GmbH / Neumühlen 17 / 22763 Hamburg / www.wvg.com Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).

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