her and grabbing her by the neck. As Roland prepares to stab and kill her, she manages to discreetly retrieve the camera and takes a picture of him. Roland is able to knock the camera out of her grasp, but Bird immediately crushes the photo in an attempt to kill him, which in turn crushes Roland in real life (and crushes Bird's fingers, as they were also in the photo). He survives however, and fearing for her life she then resorts to burning it (and doing so, burns her own fingers), disintegrating Roland and finally killing the malevolent spirit for good, where everything had taken place many years ago. She later reunites with her friends, and ultimately throws the camera into a river. Cast Kathryn Prescott as Bird Fitcher Grace Zabriskie as Lena Sable Tyler Young as Connor Bell Samantha Logan as Kasey Javier Botet as The Entity Katie Stevens as Avery Madelaine Petsch as Sarah Priscilla Quintana as Mina Davi Santos as Tyler Drew Keenan Tracey as Devin Mitch Pileggi as Sheriff Thomas Pembroke Kolton Stevens as Young Pembroke Shauna MacDonald as Bird's Mother Rhys Bevan John as Roland Joseph Sable Emily Power as Rebecca Sable Erika Prevost as Linda Production Dimension Films spearheaded the feature, an adaptation of the 2015 short film Polaroid, written and directed by Norwegian director Lars Klevberg, who also directed the full length version. Chris Bender, Jake Weiner and Jake Wagner produced with Benderspink, Roy Lee with Vertigo and Petter Onstad Løkke and John Einar Hagen with Eldorado Film, which had produced the short film with Klevberg in Norway. Filming Principal photography began in Halifax, Nova Scotia on March 9, 2017. Release The film was originally scheduled to be released on August 25, 2017. It was then pushed back to December 1, 2017, before being moved up to November 22, 2017. It was then pulled from the schedule, with plans to release it in 2018. Vertical Entertainment acquired distribution rights to the film, and released it on September 17, 2019, on VOD and on October 11, 2019, in select theaters. As of 2020, the film streams on Netflix. In October 2018, Lantern Entertainment, which acquired The Weinstein Company's assets through its bankruptcy, including Dimension Films content; and 13 Films, an international distribution and finance company, struck a deal to co-distribute Polaroid internationally. The film was theatrically released in Germany on January 10, 2019, by