Synopsis: A queer theatre actor waits in a hotel room before his father’s funeral. Convinced there is someone or something in the room with him, he must come face-to-face with all that haunts him, in a fight for his life.
Find the links for reviews, interviews, and more for In the Room Where He Waits submitted by AFCA members here:
Daniel Lammin – SWITCH – Review: In The Room Where He Waits: A benign horror transformed into an inventive psychological nightmare
- Excerpt: There’s such a great sense of craft with ‘In The Room Where He Waits’, a terrific demonstration of emerging talents flexing their muscles. Even with the faults in the writing, the direction from Timothy Despina Marshall is assured, confident and specific without ever being didactic or showy. His choices are always what he feels is necessary for the film to work, and for the most part, he hits the mark keenly.
- Rating: 3.5