Die Alone
Short description
Ethan is a young man with amnesia who wakes up in a dangerous, ruined world where nature has taken over and mysterious creatures roam. He travels through this landscape to find his missing partner, Emma. Along the way, he meets Mae, a skilled and eccentric survivor. Together, they face threats from both other humans and creatures until a meeting with Kai reveals a secret connected to Ethan's lost memories.
Written and directed by Lowell Dean, the film follows his previous works including 13 Eerie, WolfCop, Another WolfCop, and SuperGrid. It precedes his other 2024 release, Dark Match. This Canadian production from Minds Eye Entertainment stars Douglas Smith as Ethan, Carrie-Anne Moss as Mae, and Frank Grillo as Kai, with Kimberly-Sue Murray playing Emma. Supporting roles include Jonathan Cherry and Amy Matysio. The movie has a runtime of 91 minutes. On TMDB, it holds a rating of 6.4/10 based on 200 votes.
What's left behind the scenes
- Director and screenwriter Lowell Dean had been working on the script even before the release of his cult horror film 'Werewolf Cop' (2014), but funding for the project remained an unresolved issue until Telefilm Canada provided the required amount on the condition that the plot be reworked. Ten years had passed since the original screenplay was written.
- Douglas Smith's name was on the shortlist for the role of Ethan. When Carrie-Anne Moss (who played Mae) saw the list, she put in a good word for Smith, as she had previously worked with him under Stacy Title in the fantasy thriller 'Bye Bye Man' (2016). Her recommendation helped Smith land the role.
- Screenwriter and director Lowell Dean claims that his development in cinema was influenced by Michel Gondry's drama 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind' (2004), Hal Ashby's 'Harold and Maude' (1971), and Christopher Nolan's crime thriller 'Memento' (2000).
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