Project Detail

Deadeye - The True Story of 'Private Lives'

Synopsis

Deadeye is a dark and disturbing thriller in the vein of The Last Broadcast.

Documentary filmmaker Rodger Pelem unravels the mystery surrounding Private Lives, a hidden- camera TV show. Created by Robert Van Korda, the show was to be groundbreaking for the time. Hidden cameras would record one couple 24/7 but four weeks into production the show was shut down. All record of its production disappeared and no-one knew of its existence. Until now. Through a mixture of interviews and rare archival footage, Pelem presents a violent and visceral account of what took place and the cover-up that was to follow. This is the true story of Private Lives.

Details

Year
2005
Type of project
Features
Running time
97 mins
Format
Digital Video
Director
Phillip J Morledge
Producer
The AVG Collective
Co-Producer
The AVG Collective
Editor
Phillip J. Morledge, Hugo Carmichael
Screenwriter
Phillip J. Morledge
Director of Photography
James Lister
Sound
Steve Windle
Composer
Dr Salmonella, Biblical Proof of UFOs
Principal cast
Becca Bozenska, Keith Jenkinson

Genre

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Zero Productions

152 Myrtle Road
Sheffield S2 3HJ, UK

T+44 (0)7811 031810

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