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2006

Teaser trailer for Andreas Prochaska’s DEAD IN 3 DAYS (IN 3 TAGEN… BIST DU TOT), w/ Sabrina Reiter

Posted by The Gomorrahizer at 9:53pm.

Posted in Trailer Alerts , Horror, Continental Europe & Russia.

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A teaser trailer for Andreas Prochaska’s Dead in 3 Days (In 3 Tagen… bist du tot) has been added to the official website for the movie.

As was previously reported here and there on Twitch, the screenplay for Dead in 3 Days was written by Prochaska and Thomas Baum. The movie stars Sabrina Reiter as Nina, Julia Rosa Stöckl as Mona, Laurence Rupp as Martin, Nadja Vogel as Alex, Michael Steinocher as Clemens, Julian Sharp as Patrick, Andreas Kiendl as Kogler, Karl Fischer as Berger, Michou Friesz as Elisabeth, Amelie Jarolim as Kerstin, and Susi Stach as Erika Haas.

Here’s a synopsis for Dead in 3 Days from the website of production company Allegro Film Produktions GesmbH: “‘In 3 days… you’re dead.’ At first, Nina Wagner - a high school senior - and her clique think this SMS [mobile phone text message] is just a bad joke. But then Nina’s boyfriend Martin is cruelly drowned in a lake. Soon after that the killer strikes again ferociously. The village is paralysed with dread. Panic rules among the members of the clique. They’re all on the murderer’s list. But why? Nina is the only one who discovers a mysterious trace leading to the brutal stranger’s identity. No one wants to believe her. But time is running short....”

Those who are interested in Dead in 3 Days may also wish to check out the official website for Peter Koller’s On Evil Grounds (Auf b√∂sem Boden).

Dead in 3 Days official website (w/ teaser trailer)

Dead in 3 Days poster (see above left - 28 KB JPEG version)
FilmStills.at: Dead in 3 Days stills (8 JPEGs)
Allegro Film Produktions: Dead in 3 Days (w/ 4 large stills)
On Evil Grounds official website (w/ 28 stills)

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Reader Comments

  1. Caterpillar 06/12/2006 @ 5:15am

    Please stop doing updates on this “film”. I am from Austria and it is too embarrassing. Thanks for understanding.

  2. Plague 06/12/2006 @ 1:08pm

    Yeah, why didn’t they just translate “One Missed Call” into german?

  3. Walker 06/17/2006 @ 4:54pm

    Is this a typical austrian disease, that you think that a film from austria is embarrassing? Have you seen it?
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