Sigil
Synopsis
Three young women who gather to perform an occult ritual orchestrated by their recently deceased friend. The girls blindly follow their dead friend’s cryptic instructions only to realize that they are the final pieces in a deadly puzzle she set in motion before her death. What begins as a ritual to have their deepest wishes granted soon twists into a waking nightmare of survival and betrayal.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- William Wright Anderson, Tyler Condon
- Screenplay & Story
- William Wright Anderson, Katharine Meadows
- Original Title
- Sigil
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- Unknown
- Production Studios
- CinemaWays, Get it Made Productions, Lola Visual Effects
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
William Wright Anderson, Tyler Condon
William Wright Anderson, Katharine Meadows
Matthew Shreder
Department Leadership Roster
William Wright Anderson
Director
William Wright Anderson
Writer
Tyler Condon
Director
Katharine Meadows
Writer
Matthew Shreder
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Sigil
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Sigil about?
Three young women who gather to perform an occult ritual orchestrated by their recently deceased friend. The girls blindly follow their dead friend’s cryptic instructions only to realize that they are the final pieces in a deadly puzzle she set in motion before her death. What begins as a ritual to have their deepest wishes granted soon twists into a waking nightmare of survival and betrayal.
Who directed Sigil?
Sigil was directed by William Wright Anderson, Tyler Condon.
Who stars in Sigil?
The principal cast of Sigil includes Sierra McCormick, Francesca Xuereb, Cailyn Rice.
When was Sigil released and how long is it?
Sigil was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of Unknown.