Its blocked for me. Can you describe what this video is about.

In 2007 the NSW government suddenly scrapped a plan to utilise the water in the disused underground train tunnels beneath Sydney.
In 2008, chasing rumours of a government coverup and urban legends surrounding the sudden backflip, investigative journalist Natasha Warner led a crew of four into the underground labyrinth. They went down into the tunnels looking for a story – until the story found them.
This is the film of their harrowing ordeal. With unprecedented access to the recently declassified tapes they shot in the claustrophobic subway tunnels, as well as a series of candid interviews with the survivors, we come face to face with the terrifying truth.

This never before seen footage takes us deep inside the tunnels bringing the darkness to life and capturing the raw fear that threatens to tear the crew apart, leaving each one of them fighting for their lives.

The 135k Project. ----------------------- The Internet was meant to be a tool to connect us. It was meant to break down borders and liberate. Now we have an entire generation who are being labelled criminals for using that tool. But perhaps rather than wasting millions of dollars fighting a losing battle against internet piracy, we should try and find a way to embrace the possibilities that this new world brings…

That’s the thought that inspired this project. We believe that if we stop fighting the peer to peer networks, they could become the biggest revolution we have ever seen in the way we share entertainment and information. After spending years being frustrated by what we saw as the movie industry’s short-sighted and conventional outlook towards the online community, we decided it was time to try something different –

The 135K Project was born. We figured that movie posters and collectable frames from movies are being sold every day, so what if we could raise the money to make “The Tunnel” by selling every individual frame of it? We would be able to make a movie unencumbered by a studio’s need for box office. We could do what we got into the industry to do in the first place. Tell stories we like and get them out there so people could enjoy them. What’s the key to doing that? You. If you like the look of “The Tunnel” or the idea behind The 135K Project - buy a frame or two, blog about it, follow us on twitter, seed and embed the finished film when it’s released. Whatever you can do. It will all help and show the world there might just be another way. Who knows where that might lead?

Thats from the Facebook page, so at least you have an idea of what it is about...sorry for the long quote mods, OP didnt reveal anything about the film in the post

Its a movie. You can look up the cast etc. and they are making sequel called The Tunnel: Dead-End with the same writers.

Lol. It's a movie bro. Pretty good; but the start is rediculously slow. Like its a third way into the movie before anything exceedingly interesting happens.

Originally posted by CrisMajor
Lol. It's a movie bro. Pretty good; but the start is rediculously slow. Like its a third way into the movie before anything exceedingly interesting happens.

Seems to be the standard for most of "found footage" films.

I didn't have much time to research into this whole story this week nd, and I got to work this morning and went on ahead to post this.

After the first few replies, I went uh and I went ahead and googled.....needless to say I felt a bit stupid

It's still a freaky movie as I stated anyway.

One thing I did not find though is a confirmation that it is based on true events or if its fake. I wont post links because there are so many....some say yes and some say no....I know that a lot of movies claim to be based on true events and are not...is it the case with this one? More than likely imo!

I will go for "its just a movie" now and I am sorry if I wasted anyone's time!

Since its Australian, this is likely why I had never heard of it, and I watch a LOT of movies and normally keep on top of new releases in horror movies as this is my favorite kind.

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I noted the list of the actors at the end. It's a Mockumentary.

1 Hour 30 min run time!