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The Baby in the Basket

THE BABY IN THE BASKET

THE BABY IN THE BASKET is available now to stream free in the US via Tubi, Fandango at Home, Fawesome and Xumo Play, or to rent/buy via Prime Video.

In the UK, is available to stream free in the UK via Prime Video, rent/buy digitally via Apple TV and Sky Store, and on DVD via Amazon and HMV.

It is also available to stream in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Paraguay and Peru.

Directed by Nathan Shepka & Andy Crane
Written by Tom Jolliffe
Produced by Nathan Shepka, Tom Jolliffe, Gary Collinson

Starring Amber Doig-Thorne (Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey), Michaela Longden (How to Kill Monsters), Elle O’Hara (Cara), Lisa Riesner (No Dogs Allowed) and Nathan Shepka (When Darkness Falls), Annabelle Lanyon (Legend), Maryam d’Abo (The Living Daylights) and Paul Barber (The Full Monty).

It’s 1944 and World War Two rages on. The sisters of St. Augustine’s, a convent on a remote Scottish island, are preparing for an incoming storm. One night a cloaked figure leaves a baby in a basket and disappears, never to be seen again.

The nuns take in the boy, and agree to look after him until the storm passes when they will take the child to the mainland for permanent care. However, after a night under their watch, unsettling things begin to happen with the newest addition to the convent. Sister Agnes (Amber Doig-Thorne) suspects the child is the spawn of Satan, causing her to be locked away for fear that she’s been driven mad by the isolation.

But increasingly strange occurrences lead the sisters to question their faith and everything they believe, they wonder has Sister Agnes fallen victim to the desolation of the remote island setting or was there really weight in her suspicions?

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THE BABY IN THE BASKET has received press coverage on outlets including Empire Magazine, SFX Magazine, The Guardian, Fangoria, Coming Soon, Bloody Disgusting, Collider, Dread Central, Scream Magazine, Film Stories, Joblo, Screen Anarchy, Rue Morgue, Daily Dead, HorrorZone, HeyUGuys, Live For Films, Blazing Minds, Back to the Movies, The People’s Movies, Malevolent Dark, MovieJawn, HorrorBuzz, Bloody Flicks, Horror Facts, Horror Fuel, Nerdly, Indigo Music, and KapanLagi. 

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THE BABY IN THE BASKET is produced by Shepka Productions, Flickering Myth and Hidden Ridge Productions in association with Jolliffe Productions and Nerdly UK.

 

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