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23mBelgium, Netherlands, Ireland

Life Eternal

“God has a plan for us all.”

Synopsis

After a Christian priest traumatises her, Robin turns to Black Metal to rebel and feel free. But when a cult lures and traps her in a ritual that binds her to their leader and God, she fights desperately to regain control of her life.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Milan Moody
Screenplay & Story
Patryk Lukaszewski, Milan Moody
Original Title
Life Eternal
Country of Origin
Belgium, Netherlands, Ireland
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
23m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Milan Moody

Screenplay & Story

Patryk Lukaszewski, Milan Moody

Director of Photography

Jonas Vanoyenbrugge

Film Editing

Dara McManus

Producers

Áindréas Fallon Verbruggen, Jodie Fearon, Jessa Wouters, Milan Moody

Department Leadership Roster

Milan Moody

Director

Áindréas Fallon Verbruggen

Producer

Jodie Fearon

Producer

Jessa Wouters

Producer

Milan Moody

Producer

Patryk Lukaszewski

Writer

Milan Moody

Writer

Jonas Vanoyenbrugge

Jonas Vanoyenbrugge

Director of Photography

Dara McManus

Editor

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Life Eternal.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Life Eternal

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Life Eternal about?

After a Christian priest traumatises her, Robin turns to Black Metal to rebel and feel free. But when a cult lures and traps her in a ritual that binds her to their leader and God, she fights desperately to regain control of her life.

Who directed Life Eternal?

Life Eternal was directed by Milan Moody.

Who stars in Life Eternal?

The principal cast of Life Eternal includes Katrijn Wahlen, Amos Tindemans, Csenge Kiss, Scarlett Beaufort, Hugo Henry.

When was Life Eternal released and how long is it?

Life Eternal was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 23m.