

Sirens of Chrome
Synopsis
Four Afro-American women drive around the deserted streets of the abandoned city. The palpable tension in the Chrysler reflects the disturbing atmosphere outside. When they come onto the roof of an old theatre, now a parking lot, another woman appears in the picture. Here begins a strange and spellbinding confrontation.
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- Director
- Jesper Just
- Original Score
- August Rosenbaum
- Original Title
- Sirens of Chrome
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 12m
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Jesper Just
August Rosenbaum
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Jesper Just
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Sirens of Chrome
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Sirens of Chrome about?
Four Afro-American women drive around the deserted streets of the abandoned city. The palpable tension in the Chrysler reflects the disturbing atmosphere outside. When they come onto the roof of an old theatre, now a parking lot, another woman appears in the picture. Here begins a strange and spellbinding confrontation.
Who directed Sirens of Chrome?
Sirens of Chrome was directed by Jesper Just.
Who stars in Sirens of Chrome?
The principal cast of Sirens of Chrome includes Canela Cinnamon, Shawntay Dalon, Tajuanna Watts, De'Yana Wagner.
When was Sirens of Chrome released and how long is it?
Sirens of Chrome was released in 2010 with a total runtime of 12m.
Who composed the musical score for Sirens of Chrome?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Sirens of Chrome was composed by August Rosenbaum.



















