Freezer Burn
Brief Synopsis
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Virgil, aged 30, is a scientist developing technology to permanently preserve human organs for transplant. Through his research he accidentally discovers the possibility of freezing a human being to suspend the aging process. Virgil's only distraction from his research is Emma, a 14 year-old student
Cast & Crew
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Charles Hood
Director
Robert Harriell
Ella Rae Peck
Jamie Milward
Jack Blattman
Michael Consiglio
Film Details
Genre
Comedy
Romance
Thriller
Release Date
2006
Location
Connecticut, USA
Synopsis
Virgil, aged 30, is a scientist developing technology to permanently preserve human organs for transplant. Through his research he accidentally discovers the possibility of freezing a human being to suspend the aging process. Virgil's only distraction from his research is Emma, a 14 year-old student in his wife's art class. His sanity hangs by a threat as he struggles to suppress his taboo attraction to the girl. Knowing the only obstacle is their age difference, Virgil formulates a plan to freeze himself for 15 years. 11 years later, Virgil wakes up
Director
Charles Hood
Director
Cast
Robert Harriell
Ella Rae Peck
Jamie Milward
Jack Blattman
Michael Consiglio
Ivo Velon
C C Seymour
Matt Morgan
John Oppenheimer
Denise Michelle Johnson
Crew
Matthew Allen Anderson
Property Master
John Cappetta
Executive Producer
Brendan Clifford
Screenplay
Brendan Clifford
Casting
Michael Consiglio
Screenplay
Adrian Correia
Director Of Photography
Jillian Demmerle
Producer
Jillian Demmerle
Screenplay
Ben Dorland
On-Set Dresser
Mike Falcigno
Production Designer
Larry Fasser
Script Supervisor
Elizabeth Good
Makeup Artist
Charles Hood
Screenplay
D.m. Larue
Stunt Coordinator
Ed Mcclane
Costume Designer
Betty Simington
Sound Department
Grant Surmi
Editor
Tom Wistrom
Assistant Director
Film Details
Genre
Comedy
Romance
Thriller
Release Date
2006
Location
Connecticut, USA
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Released in United States on Video December 1, 2006
Released in United States on Video December 1, 2006
