Bypass
Synopsis
Tim has been lucky enough to be taught the cornerstones of basic human decency. He cares for those close to him and is aware of his responsibilities towards them. But unfortunately he has to compete with people who are not complicated by such morality.
Venice Film Festival 2014 - World premiere
Details
- Year
- 2014
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 105 mins
- Director
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Duane Hopkins
- Producer
- Samm Haillay
- Editor
- Christopher Barwell
- Director of Photography
- David Procter
- Production Designer
- Stéphane Collonge
- Composer
- Danny Bensi, Saunder Jurriaans
- Principal cast
- George MacKay, Donald Sumpter, Charlotte Spencer, Chanel Cresswell, Felicity Gilbert
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Third Films
Kingsland Church StudiosPriory Green, Byker
Newcastle Upon Tyne
NE6 2DW
Sales Company
The Match Factory (DE)
Balthasarstr 79-81Cologne 50670
Germany
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