Rise from your grave

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[edit] Rise From Your Grave (2008)

Rise from your grave is an independent danish short film set to release this summer (2008) in various underground cinemas in Copenhagen. The film is a genre piece blending horror, fantasy and sci-fi into one adventurous joy ride. The film is made by the independent/upcoming production company “Ruff/Tuff” formed at the European Film Collage during 2006/2007. The film will feature an original score by the live house music band M.A.S.K.that plays various venues in the copenhagen nightlife. The original concept was conceived as a fake “grind house” trailerfor the live house music show band “M.A.S.K.” where it was to be screened before their show entitled with the same name. But as the project began to take hold the whole thing grew to something that was way beyond the initial idea and much bigger.