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Seamonsters

Nick Gordon Smith

Synopsis

Teenagers in a seaside town, sharing their last summer together before tragedy splits them forever. Seamonsters is a warm, truthful and funny story of two best mates, Sam and Kieran, entranced by the same girl. Lori is a wild child, mercurial and beautiful. The boys find themselves caught up in her whirlwind of self-destruction. When their friendship is challenged, Kieran flees with Moony, a waitress, from the local cafe. Devastated by events and abandoned by his best mate, Sam tracks Kieran down in London and finds his friend locked in a downward spiral of violence and chaos. Sam realises the he has to save Moony from Kieran's brutality. But does he see her as a substitute for Lori? Or is he genuinely falling for her?

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Details

Year: 2011
Type of film: Features
Running time: 97 mins
Format: RED
Director: Julian Kerridge 1st Feature
Producer: Angela Gordon
Editor: Alex Fenn
Screenwriter: Martin Sadofski, Julian Kerridge
Director of Photography: Nick Gordon Smith
Production Designer: Claudia Brewster
Sound: Iain Grant
Music: Walter Mair
Principal cast: Jack McMullen, Reece Noi, Rita Tushingham, Georga Henshaw, Leila Mimmack

Genre

Drama

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Orange Trousers

5 Minet Gardens
London
NW10 8AS
UK
Tel: +44 (0)7940 510 387

orangetrousers@btinternet.com

Sales Company

House of Film

427 N. Canon Dr. Suite 201
Beverly Hills
Ca 90210
USA
Tel: 001 310 777 0237
Fax: 001 818 647 0118

distribution@houseoffilm.net

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