The Beautiful Outsiders
Synopsis
Desperate to make up for his past mistakes, Jason tracks Sarah down. A shocking incident reunites the couple and they go on the run, fleeing the authorities while rekindling their love for one another. After a number of incidents on the road, including betrayal by a friend of Jason's, the couple take sanctuary in the house of affluent Richard and his daughter Shannon. Eventually the unlikely foursome are brought together by the shared pain of their pasts and forge a genuine bond as the police close in.
Details
- Year
- 2009
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 120 mins
- Format
- 35mm
- Director
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Andrew Jones
- Producer
- Andrew Jones
- Editor
- Ian Grey
- Screenwriter
- Andrew Jones
- Director of Photography
- Phil Parmet
- Sound
- Mike Hill
- Composer
- Joe Delia
- Principal cast
- Tara Reid, Cameron Douglas, Brad Dourif, Doug Bradley, Stephanie James
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Masterplan Film Productions Ltd
SwanseaSouth Wales
T +44 (0)7733 158 760
Sales Company
Sean T.Haley
Multivisionnaire MediaPO Box 1477
Alhambra CA 91802-1477
USA
T +1 626 737 8357
www.multivisionnaire.com
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