Project Detail

Blood Orange

Synopsis

Nestled on its own in the burnt brown hills of Southern Spain is a stunning modern villa with a refreshingly blue swimming pool. “El Cortijo” is the luxurious home of an ageing rock star in his early 60s and his much younger, very beautiful wife. Bill, the wild haired rock star and Isabelle are very much in love, but beneath the perfect surface of their lives, dark secrets lurk.
Into this paradise comes Lucas, a dangerous ex-lover hell bent on revenge. His aim: to destroy their marriage and blackmail her into returning his inheritance - a fortune that his wealthy father had left to Isabelle instead of him.
In a mischievous game of cat and mouse, the hunter soon becomes the hunted and Lucas sees his plans utterly destroyed – nothing is what it seems. What unfolds is a dangerous, tangled web of deceit and destruction as he becomes a plaything in their deadly game.

Details

Year
2016
Type of project
Features
Running time
83 mins
Format
Digital
Director
Toby Tobias 1st Feature
Producer
S. Gary Sangha, Chris Bunyan, Toby Tobias
Executive Producer
James Lamb, Andy Loveday
Editor
Alex Marton
Screenwriter
Toby Tobias
Director of Photography
Mark Patten
Production Designer
Alexander Robertson
Sound
John Currie
Composer
Tim Arnold, Walter Mair
Principal cast
Iggy Pop, Kacey Barnfield, Ben Lamb, Antonio Magro

Genre

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Lightworks Film Limited

S. Gary Sangha
222 Regent Street
London
W1B 5TR

Sales Company

Carnaby International Sales

Tania Sarra
20 Orange Street
London
WC2H 7EF

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