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Synopsis
In a quiet street in leafy suburbia, Rose Clements - loving mother to Emma and Patrick and wife to Dave - is quietly stacking up a body count of accidental murders... through no motivation other than her own clumsiness.
Dave finds himself burdened with the task of dutifully covering up Rose's deadly path of destruction; quite the quandary due to his inherent family values. Through ingenious body disposal methods and cover ups, Dave and Rose attempt to maintain an air of normality in the home...
But gradually and inevitably, the police are closing in...
How far would you go to protect your family?
Details
- Year
- 2013
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 90 mins
- Format
- Red MX 4K Digital
- Director
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Tony Hipwell, Miles Watts
- Producer
- Sam Robinson, Jan Robinson
- Executive Producer
- Dominic Brunt, Garry Greenwood, Herbie Lockwood, Jane White, John White
- Editor
- Tony Hipwell, Miles Watts
- Screenwriter
- Tony Hipwell, Mile Watts, Sam Robinson
- Director of Photography
- Jenni Suitiala
- Production Designer
- Bethan King
- Sound
- Dan Vivash, Will Jefferson
- Composer
- Julian Rowe
- Principal cast
- Elaine Glover, Phil Rowson, Andrew Dunn, Olwen May, Scott Taylor, Callum Palmer
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Heavy Elephant Limited
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