'The Lossen' is a supernatural drama about lost dreams, second chances, and the hidden questions we carry through life. Blending dark fantasy, emotion, and mystery, the film explores what might happen if, at the moment of death, we were forced to confront the life we were truly meant to live.
Since its release, 'The Lossen' has connected with audiences around the world through festival screenings, awards, and conversations sparked by its haunting themes and emotional core.
PRODUCTION STILLS
AUDIENCE REACTIONS
CAST
LINDA MARLOWE
Sylvia
Award winning Linda Marlowe has had an extensive career in film ('Tinker, Tailor, Soldier Spy'; 'The House of Mirth' and 'The Eye'), television ('The Green Man'; 'Houdini'; 'Foyle’s War') and theatre.
Linda worked with Steven Berkoff over a twenty-five year span as his leading lady in most of his plays, touring internationally and in appearing in 'Decadence' in London’s West End and overseas. Her association with him gave rise to her first solo show, Berkoff’s Women, directed by Josie Lawrence. She then followed it on with four more solo shows 'Diatribe of Love', 'No Fear!', 'Mortal Ladies Possessed' and 'Believe'.
She has toured these shows nationally and internationally and won The What's On Stage, Peoples Choice Theatre Award as Best Actress for 'Berkoff’s Women''.
The Assistant
Albert Welling has appeared in a number of television series including 'Dr Who', 'The Sweeney', 'Rumpole of the Bailey', 'A Voyage Round My Father', Tom Hardy’s 'Taboo', 'Outlander', HBO's 'Succession' and 'Catherine The Great' with Helen Mirren.
His film credits include 'Backbeat', Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant's directorial debut 'Cemetery Junction' and 'Wilde'.Albert wrote and starred in the play 'No Direction', which premiered at the Edinburgh Festival.
Albert is currently filming the Netflix series 'Kennedy' playing Winston Churchill
GEORGE BEACH
Peter
George Beach trained at RADA. His film credits include: 'Our Secret World'; 'Hush' and 'Shark'. His television credits include: 'Agatha Christie’s Poirot'; 'Berlin Break'; 'Covington Cross'; 'The Bill'; 'Soldier Soldier'; 'Inspector Morse'; 'Silent Witness' and 'Doctors'. He appeared with Brenda Blethyn in the final series of the ITV drama 'Vera'
He has appeared in numerous theatre productions including: 'Rehearsal For Murder'; '1984'; 'Dial 'M' For Murder', 'Witness For The Prosecution' and 'Art' at Vienna's English Theatre; 'King Lear' and 'An Ideal Husband'.
SEAN KNOPP
The Lossen
Sean Knopp is a graduate of the Drama Centre London and has built an impressive screen career across film and television over the last decade. His television credits include Doctor Who, The Bible, 24: Live Another Day and the Sky Original series Two Weeks to Live, in which he played the father of Maisie Williams in the show’s flashback sequences.
His film work includes acclaimed performances in 'Charismata' and 'Dark Encounter' and he has collaborated with internationally renowned directors including Henry Alex Rubin and Sam Mendes.
He has played the lead male in the international feature 'Replace' and has also played DC Rice in the British thriller Charismata.
Young Sylvia
Cassie Bancroft is a graduate of The Poor School, London. She has since appeared in a number of productions including the BBC’s BAFTA award-winning television film 'Murdered By My Boyfriend' and in the UK feature film 'Villain" with Craig Fairbrass and Robert Glenister/
Most recently Cassie appeared as Donna St Laurent in the UK national tour of 80's Boston based courtroom thriller 'The Verdict' opposite Clive Mantle and Jack Shepherd. Cassie played Lubov Andreyevna Ranevsky in a UK regional tour of Chekov's 'The Cherry Orchard'
CREATIVE TEAM
COLIN SKEVINGTON
Writer, Producer, Director
Colin Skevington is a UK based writer, producer and director who has been making films since he was a teenager.
Previously Colin was the head of the film unit for a major UK based charity, producing corporate, campaigning and promotional films as well as wildlife documentaries. He created several television formats including In the Dark hosted by Julian Clary, which piloted with ITV in the UK and sold to 39 territories and wrote scripts for the BBC2 entertainment show Full House with Francine Stock, Simon Callow and John Sessions.
Colin started Moon Watcher Media in 2006 and has since worked for a range of clients across various industries. He has become known for producing hard-hitting and thought provoking social issue dramas. The Lossen reflects Colin’s love for telling a challenging story.
HATTI BEANLAND
Director of Photography
Hatti is a Director of Photography originally from Suffolk, England, now living and working in the USA. Hatti studied Fine Art at Glasgow School of Art and a sponsorship from Actor/Director Ralph Fiennes allowed her to attend the American Film InstituteConservatory, cinematography MFA program in Los Angeles.
She started her career in London working as a camera assistant on TV dramas, feature films, commercials and music videos and also trained as a Steadicam operator, shooting all over Europe. She worked as an onset digital imaging technician supporting and providing onset colour management for some of the best cinematographers in the business.
Past films include Oscar winning Gravity, Rush and the opening of the London 2012 Olympic Games.
MADEAU CHRISTOU
Production Designer
Madeau Christou has a MA in Production Design for Film & TV from Kingston University, London. She previously studied MA Film and Set Design at the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos in Madrid.
Madeau has worked in a number of art department and costume roles for projects including Writer’s Retreat and Let’s Be Evil. In 2016 Madeau worked as a model maker for Allied starring Brad Pitt and Marion Cotillard.
TOM LINDEN
Music