Project Detail

The Knife That Killed Me

Name: The Knife That Killed Me
Director: Kit Monkman, Marcus Romer
Genre: Drama
Released: 2014
Duration: 101 mins

Synopsis

The tragic tale of sixteen-year-old Paul Varderman’s downward spiral into knife crime. We learn of Paul’s untimely death at the beginning of the film and are then taken on a journey through Paul’s memories as he tries to make sense of how he came to be involved with Roth and his gang, and how he came to be in possession of the knife, the knife that killed him. Fear is the overriding emotion in the coarse, graffiti littered playground for Paul and his peers; fear of not fitting in, fear of being misunderstood and worst of all, fear of appearing afraid. This compelling story is brought to life in a truly original fashion - 100% CGI, with a unique and innovative visual style.
Rome Film Festival 2014 - World premiere

Details

Year: 2014
Type of project: Features
Running time: 101 mins
Director: Kit Monkman, Marcus Romer 1st Feature
Producer: Thomas Mattinson, Alan Latham
Executive Producer: Peter Bates, John Mateeer, Nigel Thomas, Charlotte Walls, Michael Lionello Boscardi Cowan, Sean O'Kelly, Jason Garrett, David Rogers, Cormac A Crawford, Stephen Evans, Ian Foxley
Screenwriter: Kit Monkman, Marcus Romer
Composer: Tom Adams
Principal cast: Jack McMullen, Reece Dinsdale

Genre

Drama

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Green Screen Productions Ltd

GSP Studios
Highfield Grange
Bubwith
Selby
YO8 6DP

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Sales Company

Stealth Media Group

14 Regent Hill
Brighton
BN1 3ED

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