Based on the events of the 2008 Mumbai attacks, a band of young Islamic militants from Pakistan land in Mumbai, their primary target, the iconic Taj Mahal hotel. With Indian forces unable to regain control, guests must battle for 4 days to survive as the terrorists seek to drive them out of hiding. The harrowing events that follow will come to be known as India's 9/11 and one of the most audacious terrorist attacks in history.
Cast: Joseph Mahler Taylor, Sukhraj Deepak
Crew: Lliam Worthington (Director), Ashley Barron (Director of Photography), Thomas Rouch (Music Director)
Release Dates: 18 Jan 2019 (India), 11 Oct 2018 (Australia), 13 Oct 2018 (Japan)
Tagline: 4 Days of Terror
Did you know? Prior to principal photography writer-director-producer Lliam Worthington visited to Mumbai in India twice to research the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks. Read More
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as Sean
as Gradda
as Atiya's Mother
as Selim
as Nima
as Ankle Man
as John
as Yaaseen
as Kelebek
as Ahmad
as Claire
as Atiya
as Injured Guest
as Paramedic
as Oz
as Christophe
as Annie
as The Handler
as Yang
as Eda
as The Porter
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Film Type:
Feature
Language:
English
Colour Info:
Color
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
1.85:1 (Flat)
Stereoscopy:
No
Taglines:
4 Days of Terror
Because the only thing worth giving up for love... is everything.
Inspired by the Mumbai terrorist attacks: 26/11/08
Because the only thing worth giving up for love... is everything.
Inspired by the Mumbai terrorist attacks: 26/11/08
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Trivia:
In 2017, this film won the Best Picture Award at the Byron Bay Film Festival held in New South Wales, Australia.
The Australian-made drama 'One Less God' took the Best Film Award at the 11th Byron Bay Film Festival Closing Gala.
The film is inspired by the Mumbai terrorist attacks of November 2008 and follows the harrowing events from the perspectives of both hostages and terrorists over the course of the devastating three-day siege in Mumbai's Taj Mahal Hotel.
The film goes into the Mumbai terrorist attacks and explains it from the perspectives of both hostages and one of the terrorists.
Prior to principal photography writer-director-producer Lliam Worthington visited to Mumbai in India twice to research the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks.
The Australian-made drama 'One Less God' took the Best Film Award at the 11th Byron Bay Film Festival Closing Gala.
The film is inspired by the Mumbai terrorist attacks of November 2008 and follows the harrowing events from the perspectives of both hostages and terrorists over the course of the devastating three-day siege in Mumbai's Taj Mahal Hotel.
The film goes into the Mumbai terrorist attacks and explains it from the perspectives of both hostages and one of the terrorists.
Prior to principal photography writer-director-producer Lliam Worthington visited to Mumbai in India twice to research the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks.
