The Sinners (The Color Rose) | 2020 Heartland International Film Festival

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This film was in competition for the Heartland Horror Award and $2,000.

Seven girls from a religious town start a cult the embodies the seven deadly sins. Grace Carver, the pastor's daughter and cult leader, takes action against one of the betraying members. The group dwindles one by one; each girl is capable of being a suspect, or worse, a victim.

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Festivals and Awards

Newmarket International Film Festival, Best Actress in a Motion Picture

Dumbo Film Festival

Edmonton International Film Festival

Fantaspoa Film Festival

Mammoth Film Festival

Toronto International Spring of Horror and Fantasy Film Festival

Women in Horror Film Festival

Film Contact

Globetrotter Pictures

Year
2019
Runtime
98 minutes
Language
English
Country
Canada
Rating
Mature Themes, Violence, Sexual Content

Director
Courtney Paige
Screenwriter
Courtney Paige, Erin Hazlehurst, Madison Smith
Producer
Courtney Paige, Stirling Bancroft, Rylan Oleksyn, Steve Richmond, Alan MacFarlane
Executive Producer
Siena Oberman, Heliya Alam, Suzann Toni, Aftab S. Chauhan, Nicholas Adam Clark, Gil Demeter, Mike Bundlie, Kyler Steven Fisher, Hanna Griffiths, Justin Hoertling, Aleks Paunovic, Aaron Sacks, Alex Safdie, Courtenay Semel
Cast
Kaitlyn Bernard, Brenna Coates, Brenna Llewellyn, Aleks Paunovic, Lochlyn Munro

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The Sinners (The Color Rose)

An A-List Girl clique starts a secret cult that embodies the seven deadly sins. When some of the girls go missing, they realize there's more to their small religious town than they thought.