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Three Screenplays: Kill List, a Field in England, and in the Earth

Three Screenplays: Kill List, a Field in England, and in the Earth

Wheatley, Ben
Jump, Amy

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ISBN10: 1917516290
ISBN13: 9781917516297
Publisher: Repeater
Published: Jun 9 2026
Pages: 368
Weight: 0.70
Height: 1.20 Width: 5.10 Depth: 7.70
Language: English
For the first time available to read, the screenplays for Ben Wheatley and Amy Jump's award-winning, groundbreaking films Kill List, A Field in England, and In the Earth.

How can I help you, traveller? Let me guide you out of the woods.

Cornerstones of modern British folk horror, Ben Wheatley and Amy Jump's Kill List, A Field in England, and In the Earth together form a singular body of work, revealing England, past and present, as a landscape shaped by history, power, and the occult.

Kill List follows two ex-military hitmen on a routine contract that draws them into a nightmarish world of cult practice and conspiracy, with devastating consequences.

A Field in England, widely regarded as one of the most important British films of the past fifty years, is a hallucinatory journey into the seventeenth-century English Civil War, drawing on the psychedelic legacy of British magical and visionary traditions.

In the Earth, conceived during the COVID pandemic, explores isolation, ecology, and belief as a researcher ventures into the wilderness in search of a colleague lost while pursuing a cure for a deadly disease.

Three Screenplays collects the shooting scripts for all three films, available to read together for the first time. With a preface by Ben Wheatley and an introduction by Tariq Goddard, this volume offers a rare insight into one of the most distinctive collaborations in contemporary British cinema.

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