THE
MARSH
With
Gabrielle
Anwar,
Justin
Louis,
Forest
Whitaker,
Peter
MacNeill,
Niamh
Wilson,
Joe
Dinicol
Directed
by
Jordan
Barker
Made
in
Canada
on
a
modest
budget
and
shot
on
a
short
schedule,
the
result
is
a
visually
accomplished,
enjoyable
ghost
flick
which
does
lean
on
some
of
the
genre
staples,
but
also
has
a
flavour
of
its
own.
A
successful
author
of
dark
children’s
books
is
plagued
by
recurring
nightmares.
A
lot
of
this
finds
its
way
into
her
stories.
She
then
discovers
that
many
of
these
images
actually
exist.
This
brings
her
to
the
Rose
Marsh
farm
where
she
starts
to
unravel
her
past
–
unable
to
remember
her
childhood,
orphaned
after
the
death
of
her
parents,
the
familiar
and
recurring
images
and
memories
start
to
intensify.
It
eventually
turns
into
visions
and
apparitions
as
she’s
haunted
by
a
man
snatching
a
young
girl.
She
seeks
the
help
of
a
paranormal
investigator
who
teaches
her
a
few
of
the
rules
when
it
comes
to
dealing
with
the
other
side.
The
terrible
truth
starts
to
unfold
itself
while
death
is
dealt
to
several
who
fit
into
this
puzzle.
There
is
an
ever
so
slight
lean
towards
Japanese
clammy-girl
horror,
but
not
overwhelmingly
so.
Extra
features
include
an
all
encompassing
featurette
with
behind
the
scenes
footage,
interviews
from
actors
and
crew,
covering
all
aspects
of
characters,
the
story
and
the
production
as
a
whole.
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