Cunningham Clan Entertainment

Cunningham Clan Entertainment evolved from a love of film making and acting.At the age of sixteen, Director Duncan Cunningham entered into a short film competition for the first time. "Wild Night" was a short film about the effects of drugs at parties. Duncan won this competition, winning ten tickets to see the Australian horror film "Cut"."Soul Taker" was the next movie produced. Set in the 1930's, a couple sneak out of church to drink a coke by the river. Soul Taker was originally a horror, however became a comedy."The Cloak" is a film about a murderer who preys upon officers of the Law, and eventually is found to be a part of the Police Force."Gone Wrong" had the largest cast (12). A drug deal gone wrong and the enfolding events was the first of Cunningham Clan's to be edited using technology.MIB QLD Ipswich: followed shortly after, winning the Clan 12 months subscription to "Film Link Magazine".From there, Khaos: was made. A group of warriors that pursue demon's, encompassing a lot of fighting and stunt scenes. This movie became a favourite of the Cunningham Clan ensemble, and was one of the most realistic looking films that the clan had made at that time."Net Date" was made for the Comedy Channel. "Net Date" is about the effects of dating online and how people can be misled. This was the first scripted Comedy film of the Clan.Homicide In The Swich: was made for the Ipswich Dump and Burn film festival, which was won. This is the first major movie win. "Thinking Hat" was entered into the Brisbane Film Festival 2006, following the criteria set.The Clan are constantly writing scripts, and are currently in the making of Sinister Crime 2 "Devastation". Feel free to have a look at the preview on the videos page, as well as any other films.