Project Detail

Silverback

Silverback

Synopsis

When a notorious criminal moves in next door, a stay-at-home dad must weigh the benefits of their new friendship against the deadly threat it poses to his family.

Details

Year
2027
Type of project
Features
Running time
103 min
Director
Steve Kenny 1st Feature
Producer
Collie McCarthy
Editor
Colin Campbell
Screenwriter
Steve Kenny
Director of Photography
Dan Atherton
Production Designer
Derek Wallace
Sound
Ian Wilson
Composer
Jeff Russo
Principal cast
Tom Vaughan-Lawlor, Jason Isaacs, Roisin Gallagher, Carolyn Bracken, Cillian Sullivan, Louis Kirwan, Dafyhd Flynn, Joe Hanley, Mark O’Halloran

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Production Status

Production Company

Forty Foot Pictures

Collie McCarthy
T: +44 7446 034723
E: collie@fortyfootpictures.com
The Box Offices, 9 Great Russell St
London, WC1B 3NH
UK

Sales Company

Bankside Films Ltd

T: +44 (0) 20 7636 6085
E: films@bankside-films.com
Ashley House, 5th Floor
12 Great Portland Street
London, W1W 8QN
UK

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