Comfort The Disturbed
Synopsis
He's had time to re-evaluate his life, and realizes that he doesn't understand most people's idea of normality; but the lure of the buzz, the money and the bullshit is too much: He wants to get his old team together again for one last pitch.
So now he's back on the case, putting together a massive telephone scam, and we're there to witness it in detail so accurate, it's almost a beginner's guide to telephone fraud!
But will this lifestyle still provide him with the illusions he needs to believe in himself?
Details
- Year
- 2007
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 76 mins
- Format
- DV
- Director
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Arran de Moubray 1st Feature
- Producer
- Dionne de Moubray
- Executive Producer
- Dionne de Moubray
- Editor
- Arran de Moubray
- Screenwriter
- Arran de Moubray
- Director of Photography
- Arran de Moubray
- Sound
- Michael Lebor
- Composer
- Jack Craddock
Genre
Categories
Production Status
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