Tony Quinn

Life in Emergency Ward 10 is a 1959 film directed by Robert Day. It stars Michael Craig and Wilfrid Hyde-White. It was based on the television series Emergency – Ward 10

Three friends road trip to the home of one friend's deceased relative to gather personal belongings and documents. Locals in the town discuss some bizarre murders that have been happening over the last six or so months. The friends settle in for a night at the house and one friend runs into something unexplainable and unexpected while venturing out into the grounds around the house. Life moves on normally until the previously unexplainable becomes a harness of horror during a weekend outing, engulfing the group in a terror that they may never escape.

Case Study explores people's views and opinions of the realities of relationships, such as race relations, disease and illness, hetero- and homosexual relationships, loneliness, dating, sex, and marriage. While Case Study provides an abundance of laughs, it is also wrought with emotional twists. Insightful and educational, Case Study allows its audience to be the proverbial "fly on the wall" peering into the characters' real lives. Viewers also hear directly from the characters as they respond on camera to probing interview questions concerning their own personal relationships. Every audience member views Case Study with a true sense of, "I can relate!"