Project Detail

Beach Boys

Synopsis

Matt and Ross leave Birmingham behind for a weeks holiday in Brighton. Matt is cynical, love can't touch him. Ross meanwhile is a nervous mothers boy on the verge of another breakdown.

The film follows the lads' antics and subsequent liaisons during their week away. Matt drives into the local prostitute scene while Ross is seduced by local girl Kelly, who takes a firm hand with him and his rubber wearing fetish.

Matt's desperate for love, even though he doesn't realise it, and Ross is getting all the love he can handle.

At the end of the holiday, the question is, do they return home or start a fresh life in Brighton?

Beach Boys is a fresh, touching and unusual take on male sexual angst.

Details

Year
2000
Type of project
Features
Running time
1 hour 26 mins
Format
Super 16mm Kodak
Director
Richard Gossage 1st Feature
Producer
André Elshout
Executive Producer
André Elshout
Editor
Mark Burgess
Director of Photography
Nic Osborne
Sound
Richard Munns, Jim Tetlow
Composer
Simon Raymonde (Cocteau Twins)
Principal cast
Simon Lowe, Steven Emrys, Polly Sands, Colin Higgins

Genre

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Ragged Production Ltd

Contact: Tony Budd
2nd Floor, 21 Mason Road
Erdington
Birmingham B24 9EH
UK

T 0121 449 3251

raggedprods@yahoo.com

Sales Company

Ragged Production Ltd

Contact: Tony Budd
2nd Floor, 21 Mason Road
Erdington
Birmingham B24 9EH
UK

T 0121 449 3251

raggedprods@yahoo.com

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