31 North 62 East
Synopsis
However when the Sheik of Afghanistan’s nephew is killed by a group of allegedly British soldiers, it becomes clear that fingers must be pointed. In order to hold the favour of the Sheik, and ensure that the arms deal remains safe, Hammond gives up the position of an SAS unit in Afghanistan despite the innocence of the unit, and reluctance of his PA, career driven Sarah Webber.
All soldiers in the unit are assumed dead, until two months later, when a female Captain is discovered by Italian forces. The Captain is Jill Mandelson, who has survived the attack, instead being captured and tortured for information. On her rescue and release, she returns to the UK determined to investigate matters.
With the help of investigations by Jill’s twin sister Kimberly, and the French Secret Service (who are set on receiving the arms deal themselves), Hammond's corruption begins to be revealed.
Details
- Year
- 2009
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 100 mins
- Format
- HDCAM SR
- Director
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Tristan Loraine 1st Feature
- Producer
- Tristan Loraine
- Screenwriter
- Leofwine Loraine, Tristan Loraine
- Director of Photography
- Sue Gibson
- Sound
- Laura Fairbanks
- Music
- Paul Garbutt, David Leo Kemp
- Principal cast
- John Rhys-Davies, Heather Peace, Marina Sirtis, Craig Fairbrass
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
31 North 62 East
Suite 11917 Piries Place
Horsham
West Sussex RH12 1BF
UK
T + 44 (0)7880 554 551
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