Lisl and the Lorlok2011

Director
Ignatius Fischer

Acters

Katerina Fischer (Lisl)
Bobbye Louise Ames (Grandma)
Ivan Borntrager (Harrison)
Kimberly Parmon (Mischa)
Allen Purchis (Grandad)
Richard Finerman (Dr. Sameuls)

All families have problems, but some problems are scarier than others.
Lisl Pratt is ten years old. Her mother, Mischa, is a nurse who has put off a career in photography to cover the family’s bills while Lisl’s father, Harrison, the famous author, deals with writer’s block. When her adventurer Granddad dies mysteriously, Lisl and her parents travel to the old family estate to take care of Grandma. Lisl soon encounters a frightening creature, but is certain the adults won’t believe her. Eventually, Lisl suspects Grandad might even be haunting the house. As the adults begin acting strangely, Lisl must fend for herself and dons her grandfather’s adventure gear, setting out to track down the monster. When she discovers the creature is responsible for her family’s strange behavior, Lisl must figure out how to save them and battle the Lorlok once and for all.
“This film is really beautifully made and visually, a treat to watch. Beyond that though, the cast was just spectacular. When you combine a film that’s beautifully made from a technical standpoint, that tells a good story and has that story presented by a really great cast… you couldn’t ask for more.” – Rogue Cinema
“Dark fairy tale suitable for the whole family… If you or your kids don’t like insects, the Lorlok is guaranteed to give you the heebie jeebies.” – Dread Central.com
“The whole thing has a very nice polish and consistent mood, the compositions were very pleasing and the camera movement well done and not too distracting.” – Cinematography.com