Eliza's Diary

2012

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Eliza establishes a unique relationship with the spirit of a diarist named Alfred whom pens replies to Eliza in her journal but the friendship turns terrifying when Alfred demands to be rele... Read allEliza establishes a unique relationship with the spirit of a diarist named Alfred whom pens replies to Eliza in her journal but the friendship turns terrifying when Alfred demands to be released from the confines of the book's pages.Eliza establishes a unique relationship with the spirit of a diarist named Alfred whom pens replies to Eliza in her journal but the friendship turns terrifying when Alfred demands to be released from the confines of the book's pages.

Directors
- Christian Grillo
- Carmela Hayslett
Writer
- Carmela Hayslett
Stars

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8.0/10

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Directors
- Christian Grillo
- Carmela Hayslett
Writer
- Carmela Hayslett
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Stars of Eliza's Diary, Carmela Hayslett (Eliza) and Melissa Michalczyk (Cindy) have been friends since 2001. The majority of Eliza's Diary was shot in Melissa Michalczyk's shop New Girl Boutique in Bensalem, Pennsylvania.

Quotes
Eliza: Aw, who kicked you out this time?
Robbie: Well, Mom, if you must know... it was Crystal.
Eliza: Crystal! Wavy blonde hair, septum piercing, tattoo of a dead baby on her chest?
Robbie: That's the one!

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10/10

Worth the Watch

Overall a great independent film in a true independent spirit. A very original and compelling story portrayed in a compelling and suspenseful manner. The story is excellent, portrayed by very believable characters. Excellent cinematography combined with clean audio and a killer sound track.

Though not this group's "first film" it's a positive step in a very successful direction of cinematic story telling. Carmela's script combined with Christian's film making and musical talents combine for a paranormal/horror short film you won't want to miss. Eliza's Diary is something I'm looking forward to seeing out on the Festival and Convention circuit. Very well made film.