How long is The Quiet Ones (2014)?

The Quiet Ones (2014) is 1 hr 38 min long.

Who is Professor Joseph Coupland in The Quiet Ones (2014)?

Jared Harris plays Professor Joseph Coupland in the film.

What is The Quiet Ones (2014) about?

A university student (Sam Claflin of The Hunger Games: Catching Fire) and some classmates are recruited to carry out a private experiment -- to create a poltergeist. Their subject: an alluring, but dangerously disturbed young woman (Olivia Cooke of Bates Motel). Their quest: to explore the dark energy that her damaged psyche might manifest. As the experiment unravels along with their sanity, the rogue PHD students are soon confronted with a terrifying reality: they have triggered an unspeakable force with a power beyond all explanation. Inspired by true events, The Quiet Ones is directed by John Pogue from a screenplay by Craig Rosenberg and Oren Moverman and John Pogue, and based on a screenplay by Tom de Ville.

The Quiet Ones (2014)

Name: The Quiet Ones (2014)
Released: 2014-04-25
Duration: 98
Rating: 25

PG-13 1 hr 38 min

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How long is The Quiet Ones (2014)?: The Quiet Ones (2014) is 1 hr 38 min long.

Who directed The Quiet Ones (2014)?: John Pogue

Who is Professor Joseph Coupland in The Quiet Ones (2014)?: Jared Harris plays Professor Joseph Coupland in the film.

What is The Quiet Ones (2014) about?: A university student (Sam Claflin of The Hunger Games: Catching Fire) and some classmates are recruited to carry out a private experiment -- to create a poltergeist. Their subject: an alluring, but dangerously disturbed young woman (Olivia Cooke of Bates Motel). Their quest: to explore the dark energy that her damaged psyche might manifest. As the experiment unravels along with their sanity, the rogue PHD students are soon confronted with a terrifying reality: they have triggered an unspeakable force with a power beyond all explanation. Inspired by true events, The Quiet Ones is directed by John Pogue from a screenplay by Craig Rosenberg and Oren Moverman and John Pogue, and based on a screenplay by Tom de Ville.