Ophelia: City Exodus
Written and Created By Khalid Michael
In the year 2021, audiences witnessed THE PRELUDE.
Created under the strict 48-hour constraints of the Four Points Film Project with zero budget, that short film was written, directed, shot, edited, and submitted by a single filmmaker.
"Ophelia" - 48 Hour/Four Points Film ProjectA young woman, trapped in a modern hazmat suit, serving as the reluctant procurer of blood for her vampiric mother, Carmilla. The prelude, ends in betrayal as Ophelia escapes.
But a severed bond does not mean a quiet city...
OPHELIA: CITY EXODUS is an elegant, modern gothic-noir thriller that explores the psychological wreckage of survival. When a human militia mistakes an underground gothic scene for a violent cult, the streets bleed. To survive the purge, a small vampire coven must form an unholy alliance with the local goth community. While Opehila, the escaped daughter, discovers that the shadow of her mother is longer, and deeper, than she ever feared.
Format: 4-Part Mini Series (15 Minutes Per Act)
In the year 2021, audiences witnessed THE PRELUDE.
Created under the strict 48-hour constraints of the Four Points Film Project with zero budget, that short film was written, directed, shot, edited, and submitted by a single filmmaker.
"Ophelia" - 48 Hour/Four Points Film ProjectA young woman, trapped in a modern hazmat suit, serving as the reluctant procurer of blood for her vampiric mother, Carmilla. The prelude, ends in betrayal as Ophelia escapes.
But a severed bond does not mean a quiet city...
OPHELIA: CITY EXODUS is an elegant, modern gothic-noir thriller that explores the psychological wreckage of survival. When a human militia mistakes an underground gothic scene for a violent cult, the streets bleed. To survive the purge, a small vampire coven must form an unholy alliance with the local goth community. While Opehila, the escaped daughter, discovers that the shadow of her mother is longer, and deeper, than she ever feared.
Format: 4-Part Mini Series (15 Minutes Per Act)
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