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Working Late (2005)

It’s going to be a long, dark night of the soul.

To complete their presentation two young men are stuck Working Late at the office. What follows has become one of the most notorious films of 2005. When friend is pitted against friend by a horrifying virus the human spirit is tested to its limit. Then trampled underfoot by zombies. And eaten.

Too Many Monkeys are a team of ferociously ambitious young film-makers who have turned the zombie-horror movie on its head. They are not afraid to tackle serious subject matter opening up themes of death, immortality and religious experience.

In Working Late these three filmmakers turn an unflinching eye on the problems of the modern condition. Zombies.

‘In a world where zombification is real issue, this is a timely and important film’ - Bono

‘A sizzling, pumping poker of a movie rammed up the ass of British Cinema.’ – Saga Magazine

‘an incisive critique of modern immigration policy .’ – Daily Mail

‘Scary and tender in equal measure, this is a work of tremendous freshness and verve.’ -

‘Extraordinarily poor. Especially Dan’ – David Lynch

‘Like Dogma movies but made by monkeys. I loved it.’ – Lars von Triers

‘Do we own Too-Many-Monkeys?’ – Rupert Murdoch

‘Almost as good as 28 days later’ – Danny Boyle

‘Did you like Se7en? Well, this takes it up to L8te. Geddit?’ – Peter Bradshahw

‘Dance, monkeys, dance’

• Pictures
• Pictures of the zombie shoot
• More pictures of the zombie shoot
• Finger biting pictures
• Zombie Mug Shots
• Pictures from the Premier
• Read Production Diary

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