The Grandisons
Synopsis
Set over the course of one summer's day, this bitter and abusive family, collide as their deepest, darkest secrets of adultery, blackmail, and violence erupt. The unity of the family solely depends on each member's moral compass and how they choose to deal with the revelations. As the sun sets, only time will have told if the day has made or broken the Grandisons.
Details
- Year
- 2018
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 70 mins
- Format
- Digital 2K Scope
- Director
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Jamie Benyon 1st Feature
- Producer
- Lucy C. Jordan
- Executive Producer
- Adam Brewer, Dave Steemson
- Editor
- Jon Sanders
- Screenwriter
- Jamie Benyon
- Director of Photography
- Ben Thomas
- Sound
- Adam Hurley, Andrew Springall
- Principal cast
- Scott Barrington, Pat Brackenbuury, Paul Duncan, Laurie Field, Gyles Figura-Drane, Millicent Golightly, Christopher Hardcastle, Josh Harvey, Annie Lees-Jones, Paola Lizza, Claire Malcomson, Julian Nest, Adam Templar, Sarah-Jane Vincent,
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Bunk Films LTD
Jamie BenyonLucy C. Jordan
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