Project Detail

Abraham's Point

Synopsis

Mackenzie Crook plays a young man, Comet Snape, who steals a grandfather clock and sets off to bring it back to his dying father in West Wales.

Sometimes poignant, often very funny, Abraham's Point takes Comet on a journey of redemption from the dark streets of London back to the beautiful landscapes of Wales and to the little coastal village where his parents still live. Here in a shattering climax, we discover the dark secret that has haunted Comet for so long.
 

Details

Year
2009
Type of project
Features
Running time
120 mins
Format
HD
Director
Wyndham Price
Producer
Julie Baines, Pauline Burt, Linda James, Mark Vennis, Gary Phillips, Michael Henry, Cerise Hallam Larkin, Gaynor Messer Price
Co-Producer
Julie Baines, Pauline Burt, Linda James, Mark Vennis, Gary Phillips, Michael Henry, Cerise Hallam Larkin, Gaynor Messer Price
Editor
John Gillanders
Screenwriter
Wyndham Price
Director of Photography
Zoran Veljkovic
Production Designer
Keith Maxwell
Composer
John Hardy
Principal cast
Mackenzie Crook, Joseph Millson, Mariah Gale, Christian McKay, Harriet Walter

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Spinning Head Films

Film Partnership
Dan Films

Sales Company

Moviehouse Entertainment

11 Denmark Street
London WC2H 8LS
UK

T +44 (0)20 7836 5536

info@moviehouseent.com

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