Project Detail

Dead Dog Blues

Synopsis

The story of a woman's fight to retain her dignity. When she's tried all she can by gentle means, and things are only getting worse, she starts to fight back with a vengeance.

A macabre story of a victimised woman who kills the men that torment her and buries them one by one, on top of each other, in a shallow grave.

To her surprise however, the dead do not rest easy. The abusive husband she kills returns to torment her as a very real ghost. At the same time, she is being investigated for another murder by a sadistic detective, who is not what he appears to be.

Details

Year
2002
Type of project
Features
Running time
90 mins
Format
35mm
Director
Aimee Stephenson
Producer
Richard Wingfield
Executive Producer
Richard Wingfield
Editor
Tim Jackson, Jennifer Mangan
Screenwriter
Aimee Stephenson
Director of Photography
Jerry Sidell
Composer
Garry Ball
Principal cast
Kate Vernon, Steve Parrish, Tim De Zarn

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Production Status

Production Company

Greenlight Films

25-26 Portland Street
London W1F 8QN
UK

T 00 44 (0)20 7292 0610

richard@greenlightfilms.co.uk

Sales Company

Greenlight Films

25-26 Portland Street
London W1F 8QN
UK

T 00 44 (0)20 7292 0610

richard@greenlightfilms.co.uk

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