Project Detail

A Reasonably Good Bloke

Synopsis

Jackie, a lowly paralegal is fired from his position at a criminal law firm and, along with his colleague Mick, embarks on a sometimes reckless journey to 'wine and dine' London's criminals, with the aim of getting their jobs back.
As they gather an assortment of gangsters and petty crooks, and descend further and further into the underworld, the line between criminal and lawyer becomes increasingly indefinable.
Through all the twists and turns, Jackie asks his clients to trust him... he's not a lawyer... yet.

Details

Year
2015
Type of project
Features
Running time
100 mins
Director
Omar Ismail 1st Feature
Producer
Omar Ismail
Executive Producer
Omar Ismail
Editor
Pauline Wai Lam
Screenwriter
Omar Ismail
Director of Photography
Saimawn Si-Shen
Principal cast
Miles Le Versha, Josh Harvey

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Crixton Films Limited

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