
Cocoon
“No Place Like Home”
Synopsis
A family’s life is shattered when an unstable stranger, Viktor, invades their home, holding them hostage within their own home. Viktor torments the family by forcing them to role play as his own family, twisting the dynamics to fit the image of his own picturesque family life. As the family struggle to find a way to break free from their imprisonment, the unsettling motives behind Viktor’s presence gradually unfold.
Top Cast
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Production Budget
$10K
Filming & production cost
Worldwide Gross
Pending
Total global ticket sales
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Jacque Chambers
- Screenplay & Story
- Jacque Chambers
- Original Title
- Cocoon
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 22m
- Production Budget
- $10K
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Jacque Chambers
Jacque Chambers
William Browne
Jacque Chambers
Department Leadership Roster
Jacque Chambers
Director
William Browne
Director of Photography
Jacque Chambers
Writer
Jacque Chambers
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Cocoon
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Cocoon about?
A family’s life is shattered when an unstable stranger, Viktor, invades their home, holding them hostage within their own home. Viktor torments the family by forcing them to role play as his own family, twisting the dynamics to fit the image of his own picturesque family life. As the family struggle to find a way to break free from their imprisonment, the unsettling motives behind Viktor’s presence gradually unfold.
Who directed Cocoon?
Cocoon was directed by Jacque Chambers.
Who stars in Cocoon?
The principal cast of Cocoon includes Eddie House, Safiya Shamji, Myriam Laurent, James Armstrong.
When was Cocoon released and how long is it?
Cocoon was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 22m.
