Synopsis

If our opening sequence was to be a full length feature film then it would have to include a full plot, including an opening, middle, and ending. After much discussion, my group and I have decided that our film would have been about a teenage girl named Andrea, aged 15, who had been abducted whilst she was walking home from school, alone.

The story would follow on to show how she was then taken to her kidnappers house in a busy street in coventry. The house looked very average, but was in fact sound insulated and used a torture dungeon. He took Andrea there to be tortured and raped, whilst she had no clue as to where she was or why. The anonymous man would frequently brand Andrea with red hot metal, burn her with acidic substances, and also cut locks of her hair off and store them in jars *The face of the man is never to be shown, so that the audience can feel the same uncomfortable and terrifying uneasiness that the girl would*


After many failed attempts, she finally grasps a chance to escape, with the culprit who had been putting her through so much turmoil, hot on her heels. He finds her, but grabbing anything in her sight, she reaches for something lethal; a sharp rock, and ends up killing the man. In shock, she turns his body over so she doesn't have to see his face, and her eyes well up with tears as she ceases to see locks of her hair falling out of his pockets.

Help arrives, and after several trials, she is not charged with the mans murder, however, due to all of the trauma, Andrea ends up in a mental asylum, not ever being able to come to terms with what had happened to her. The film would end portraying the girl as a paranoid adult, living an uneasy, unhappy life, concluding in her finally giving up and brutally killing herself in the same way as she believed her killer would have. First cutting her hair off completely, then branding herself with her killers initials, before finally walking into a blazing fire, where the film will end as the audience watch her literally walk into her own death. 


The film would be more of a psychological thriller rather than a horror, as the plot is less about the kidnapper himself, but more about the effect he has on his victim and how it oozes into every inch of her nature, driving her to her own death.