Overview

• Filming of 'Angels in the Asylum' was halted just 15 days into its planned month-long production due to a budget shortfall caused by failed financing.
• Crew members, totaling around 150 people, are owed £600,000 in unpaid wages, with some pursuing legal action to recover their pay.
• Producers Rob Sorrenti and Heather Greenwood, who have personally invested in the project, continue working without remuneration to secure new financing.
• Parkland Pictures, the film's distributor, denies financial responsibility but has expressed interest in helping the project find funding to resume production.
• The film, based on true events, aims to highlight historical injustices against women in the 1930s, a mission the producers remain committed to despite the setbacks.