A young boy wakes up with no memory of the previous night after attending a party. He finds himself in an abandoned parking lot with just his phone and a mysterious number written on his arm. Over the course of the 109-minute psychological thriller, he tries to piece together what happened to him. The film follows Dan Smith as he desperately searches for answers about the missing hours and what caused him to lose his memory.

1. Dead Tone (2012)
109 min – Psychological | Thriller – (16 March
2012)
BRIEF ONE SENTENCE DESCRIPTION
DIRECTOR: James Goodchild
WRITERS: Claire Golby, James Goodchild,
Morgan Roux, Scarlett Rust
STARS: Dan Bannister
CAST
Credited cast:
Dan Bannister … Dan Smith
STORY LINE: A young boy goes to a party and wakes up the next morning in a strange
location without knowing what happened to him.
PARAGRAPH OF STORY LINE: Dan Smith (Dan Bannister) is your typical teenage guy. But
on an average weekend when he goes to a party, he will never be typical again. He wakes up
the next morning in an abandoned car park with only his phone, a number written on his arm
and no recollection of what happened the night before. He spends the rest of this film trying, by
any means necessary trying to figure out what happened to him.

2. TECHNICAL SPECS
RUNTIME: 109mins
COLOUR: Colour
GENRES: Thriller, Psychological Thriller, Action, Horror
DETAILS
OFFICAL SITES:
COUNTRY: England
LANGUAGE: English
RELEASE DATE:
COMPANY CREDITS
PRODUCTION CO: Cerebral Pictures
DISTRIBUTOR
BRITISH BOARD OF FILM CLASSIFICATION (BBFC): 15
Language: Frequent, mild Violence: Strong, but not gory Horror: Some, mild
BOX OFFICE
BUDGET: £4million (approx)