He helped create the modern day nightmares brought forth by Bughuul in the Sinister films, and this November, he'll take us into the surreal world of The Sorcerer Supreme. But before Doctor Strange comes out this November, fans of screenwriter and author C. Robert Cargill can immerse themselves in his latest creation, As They Continue to Fall. Directed by Nikhil Bhagat from a screenplay by Cargill, the atmospheric, intriguing, and altogether haunting short film can now be watched in its entirety right here on Daily Dead.
Starring John Henry Whitaker as Walker, As They Continue to Fall pulls back the curtain on a world where not all angels watch over us with good intentions. Displaying a gritty, Blade-esque look, the short film introduces a compelling story that could be the start of something special. You can watch the short film below.
Press Release: LOS ANGELES, October 19, 2016 – Director Nikhil Bhagat has debuted his impressive short film “As They Continue to Fall”, a dark dystopian fantasy written by “Dr. Strange” screenwriter C. Robert Cargill.
The short film is available now to watch and share: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhLJKCPpj28
Synopsis: “As They Continue to Fall” tells the story of a homeless man who hunts fallen angels in a dystopian society filled with crime and corruption. Haunted by a dark past, yet hopeful for the future, he continues to hunt as they continue to fall.
"I am extremely lucky and grateful that C. Robert Cargill took the time to write a script for me to direct," said director Nikhil Bhagat. "My goal for this short was to honor his script by making it feel as grounded and realistic as possible. I wanted to create a cinematic and mainstream film that the audiences hopefully enjoy"
In addition to C. Robert Cargill, “As They Continue to Fall” came to life with the help of many talented industry professionals including cinematographer Noah Rosenthal (“Fat Kid Rules the World”), editor Tommy Aagaard (“The Nice Guys”, “Avengers”), sound designer Mike Miller and visual effects artists Andy Wong and Ben Hall.
“As They Continue to Fall” is currently being pitched as a feature.
About the director
Nikhil Bhagat is a graduate of USC film school. As They Continue to Fall marks his professional film debut. He graduated with a degree in Political Science and International Affairs and worked in Washington D.C at a Biotech company before pursuing film.About the writer
C. Robert Cargill is the writer of many films including Marvel Studios’ “Dr. Strange” and the hit horror franchise, “Sinister”. His first novel Dreams and Shadows was released in 2012. Cargill began his career as a journalist and film critic, covering the entertainment industry for prominent websites including Ain’t It Cool News, MTV and Spill.
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