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'Triangle' director discusses 'Black Death'

Published Wednesday, Oct 21 2009, 08:19 BST | By Ben Rawson-Jones
'Triangle' director discusses 'Black Death'
Christopher Smith has revealed details of his upcoming movie Black Death, which has recently finished filming.

Speaking to Digital Spy, the Triangle and Severance director described the project as "a medieval 'guys on a mission' movie where Sean [Bean] and a group of knights ride into this village during the bubonic plague to find out why this one village has been spared the plague."

"There are rumours that there’s a necromancer there who has a deal with the Devil," he continued. "It's all about how medieval people think. It's all very real. It's not supernatural, but you think it is."

Smith, whose first foray into the horror genre was the acclaimed Creep, added that Black Death "should be coming into the cinemas in either February or October. There's basically a window [the studio] want to hit to keep it in the winter."

> Click here for our interview with Christopher Smith
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