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Gold Coast Film Festival
GCFF24: Sting

Sting

Gold Coast Film Festival Queensland Premiere

Sat 20 Apr, 6pm & Fri 26 Apr, 3.30pm
Sting

Sting

One cold, stormy night in New York City, a mysterious object falls from the sky and smashes through the window of a rundown apartment building. It is an egg, and from this egg emerges a strange little spider... The creature is discovered by Charlotte, a rebellious 12-year-old girl obsessed with comic books. Despite her stepfather Ethan's best efforts to connect with her through their comic book co-creation Fang Girl, Charlotte feels isolated. Her mother and Ethan are distracted by their new baby and are struggling to cope, leaving Charlotte to bond with the spider. Keeping it as a secret pet, she names it Sting. As Charlotte's fascination with Sting increases, so does its size. Growing at a monstrous rate, Sting's appetite for blood becomes insatiable. Neighbours' pets start to go missing, and then the neighbours themselves. Soon Charlotte's family and the eccentric characters of the building realise that they are all trapped, hunted by a ravenous supersized arachnid with a taste for human flesh - and Charlotte is the only one who knows how to stop it.

Year: 2024
Country: Australia

Festival Screenings

Fantastic Film Festival - 17 + 18 April
Cinefest Oz 19 April

Dates
Sat 20 Apr, 6pm & Fri 26 Apr, 3.30pm
Director
Kiah Roache-Turner
Genre
Horror
Warnings

Themes associated with the Horror Genre
Duration
97 mins
Cast
Jermaine Fowler, Penelope Mitchell and Alyla Browne
Tickets
Adults $17
Concession $15
(No Free HOTA Tickets)

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