Stealth Indie Boards The Hatching, Repercussion and The King's Men

CANNES, France - May 20, 2013 - PRLog -- The Hatching: is a new creature horror, set on the atmospheric Somerset moors. The feature film debut of veteran commercials and documentary director, Michael Anderson.

The screenplay is the work of Sabre Films originator, Nick Squire, who has based the concept of two Somerset dwelling, man-eating crocodiles on a true story circulating since his schooldays.

Starring as the social misfit who breeds the beasts is actor-comedian Greg Davie (Inbetweeners Movie) while his psychotic side-kick is played by Thomas Turgoose who debuted his career with Shane Meadow’s “This is England”.

Making a welcome return to the screen for her role as the village gossip, is the well-loved British actress, Sylvia Syms.Producing is Nigel Wooll (G.I.Jane, Keeping Mum, Willow) and Chantelle de Carvalho.

Repercussion: Is a dark thriller with blackly comic overtones, the film stars Joseph Millson (Casino Royale, Devil's Bridge) as Joe - a reluctant hold-up man, on the run, injured and desperate after a bloody shoot-out in a remote petrol station and Sarah-Jane Potts (Kinky Boots, Barely Legal) as Charlotte, his seemingly innocent kidnap victim, with a dark secret of her own.

Directing this genre piece, featuring a no-holds-barred game of cat and mouse between the two, is John Langridge, whose debut low budget indie, the darkly comic thriller Four, starred Martin Compston (The Disappearance of

Alice Creed), Craig Conway (Doomsday), Sean Pertwee (Event Horizon) and Kierston Wareing (Fish Tank) and was picked up for distribution in the UK and internationally.

British independent production company TenSixtyEight is is producing the film.

The film will shoot  in London and Yorkshire with Chantelle de Carvalho producing.

The King's Men.  Is a crime thriller surrounding an underground world of poker; the film earned kudos from the poker industry and its star players after a concept trailer of the film posted on YouTube garnered 2 million hits, creating huge interest amongst the poker fraternity.

The award winning Capital Films is producing The King’s Men. Capital Films won the Best UK Scripted Pilot at the 2012 New York Television Festival for its television project The New Bromantics. The same award winning team will head up The King’s Men with Claire Daly and Enrico Falzetti acting as producers, Steven Farah as producer/writer, and Schuman Hoque as director.

The King’s Men is currently in casting with John Hannah, Martin McCann, and Katarina Cas so far lining up . More cast will be announced shortly and Filming is set to take place at then of July in London.

Stealth Media Group is an international film and television sales, executive production and financing company, which offers filmmakers access to development, production funding, and Minimum Guarantees.

Stealth has offices in London and LA  and was founded in 2010 by Joint CEO’s Michael L B Cowan and Sean O’Kelly who head the UK and European office, and Jason Piette who heads the LA office. Head of Sales is Tania Sarra situated in the UK office with Michael Cowan and Sean O’Kelly.

STEALTH INDIE is a sub-label of Stealth Media Group focusing on commercially driven Independent films focusing on backing talent and building long-standing relationships with the next generation of writers, directors and producers from world cinema. Stealth Indie will produce, co-produce, finance and/or acquire and sell 3-4 films per year. In post and screening at the Market is the groundbreaking films The Knife That Killed Me. Shortlisted for the Booktrust Teenage Prize, Anthony McGowan’s dark best seller has been adapted for the screen. The film was shot entirely in studio and green screen. Paul should have the same problems as any other teenager, but when he moves to a new town where gangs rule the streets he soon has only one choice - kill or be killed.