Conquering Heroes
Synopsis
When Mitch proposes to Iris, the sisters are apprehensive that Mitch will discover and then report to the police that they have locked their brother Henry in a cell in the basement and that they have kept him there for eight years. Meanwhile, Henry having found a way to escape from his cell, stocks, then kills a soldier. This sparks off a murder hunt by inspector Arun.
When a second soldier is killed near the house, Iris and Lily try to cover up the murder and bury the body in the garden. When a third soldier is murdered, an armed guard is posted at the house to protect the sisters from the 'beast'.
Concerned for their soldier friends, but bound by family ties, the sisters continue to hide the existence of Henry from Mitch and the police despite the knowledge that Henry is beyond their control. Conquering Heroes is a modern day tale about the effects of war on the armed forces personnel.
Details
- Year
- 2011
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 90 mins
- Format
- HD
- Director
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Robbie Moffat
- Producer
- Robbie Moffat, Simon Harris
- Editor
- Simon Harris
- Screenwriter
- Robbie Moffat
- Director of Photography
- Bob Ramsay
- Production Designer
- June Hudson
- Sound
- Simon Haris
- Music
- Audio Network
- Principal cast
- Suzanne Kendall, Marnie Baxter, Jon Paul Gates, Jason Havey, Howard Corlett, Bruce Lawrence
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Beast in the Basement ltd
631 Props Building EastPinewood Studios
Iver Heath SL0 ONH
UK
T +44 (0)1753 785 632
Sales Company
Palm Tree Entertainment Ltd
632 Props Building EastPinewood Studios
Ive Heath SLO 0NH
UK
T +44 (0)1753 656 424
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