Project Detail

Sure Fire Hii

Synopsis

Kam is in her thirties and nearing her well earned if somewhat early retirement. She is asked by her boss to train up a replacement before she leaves. Only trouble is, her replacement seems to have an agenda of her own.

Details

Year
2011
Type of project
Features
Running time
120 mins
Director
Darren S Cook 1st Feature
Producer
Gene Fallaize, Darren S Cook
Screenwriter
Charles Edmond
Director of Photography
Neill Phillips
Sound
Carl Homer
Principal cast
Sebastian Street, Ronan Vibert, Ian Virgo, Tracey Wilkinson, Jay Sutherland, Tommy Gunn

Genre

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Production Status

Production Company

Cupsogue Pictures (UK)

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Sales Company

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