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Filmography from Christina Chong

Filmography from : Christina Chong


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Chemical Wedding, Julian Doyle, 2008
Aleister Crowley (1875-1947) was the most notorious occultist who ever lived. A man whose appetites for corruption, sadism, sexual excess and moral degradation knew no bounds. His sphere of influence extended far beyond England to the world at large, and some believed to the very depths of hell itself. When Crowley died, the world breathed a collective sigh of relief. But for those versed in the black arts, death is only the beginning… ...


Freakdog, Paddy Breathnach, 2008
This terror tale stars Arielle Kebbel as Catherine Thomas, one of a group of medical students responsible for accidentally rendering a sleazy janitor comatose in revenge for his voyeuristic actions. But when the remorseful Catherine administers an untested cocktail of wonder drugs, the patient is jolted into a startling out-of-body state, allowing him to murderously possess each student in turn.....


Black Mirror, Toby Haynes (4 episodes, 2017-2025), Owen Harris (3 episodes, 2013-2019), Carl Tibbetts (2 episodes, 2013-2014), James Hawes (2 episodes, 2016-2019), David Slade (2 episodes, 2017-2025), Ally Pankiw (2 episodes, 2023), Otto Bathurst (1 episode, 2011), Euros Lyn (1 episode, 2011), Brian Welsh (1 episode, 2011), Bryn Higgins (1 episode, 2013), Dan Trachtenberg (1 episode, 2016), Jakob Verbruggen (1 episode, 2016), James Watkins (1 episode, 2016), Joe Wright (1 episode, 2016), Jodie Foster (1 episode, 2017), John Hillcoat (1 episode, 2017), Colm McCarthy (1 episode, 2017), Timothy Van Patten (1 episode, 2017), Anne Sewitsky (1 episode, 2019), Uta Briesewitz (1 episode, 2023), John Crowley (1 episode, 2023), Sam Miller (1 episode, 2023), Haolu Wang (1 episode, 2025), Christopher Barrett (1 episode), Luke Taylor (1 episode), 0
Black Mirror is an anthology series that taps into our collective unease with the modern world, with each stand-alone episode a sharp, suspenseful tale exploring themes of contemporary techno-paranoia. Without questioning it, technology has transformed all aspects of our lives; in every home; on every desk; in every palm – a plasma screen; a monitor; a Smartphone – a Black Mirror reflecting our 21st Century existence back at us. The series...