Treacle JR
Synopsis
In A and E the next day Tom meets Aidan, the happiest, fast-talking individual you are ever likely to meet, the complete opposite of Tom. Too polite, or too weak to ask him to leave him alone, Tom tries to get away from this child-like man but with little joy, Aidan sticks to Tom like glue. Tom reluctantly becomes involved in Aidan's life and he quickly realizes that Aidan has problems too. Aidan's 'girlfriend' Linda verbally and physically abuses him on a regular basis.
Will Tom overcome his own problems in order to help his new 'friend'? Will Tom ever make it back home - and why exactly did Tom leave home in the first place?
Details
- Year
- 2011
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 85 mins
- Format
- HD
- Director
-
Jame Thraves
- Producer
- Rob Small, James Thraves
- Editor
- Tom Lindsay, Ross Hallard
- Screenwriter
- Jamie Thraves
- Director of Photography
- Catherine Derry, Nigel Kinnings
- Production Designer
- Steve Ritchie
- Sound
- Jonathan Mitchell
- Composer
- Stems
- Principal cast
- Aidan Gillen, Tom Fisher, Riann Steele
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Golden Rule Films
30 Bloomsbury StreetLondon
WC1B 3QJ
UK
Tel: +44 (0)7802 266 840
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