Dragonfly
Synopsis
A multi-layered neo-noir thriller, peeling away to reveal the dark conspiracies in today’s society. A Very British Thriller set in the backdrop of a bloody scandal that has rocked the Government. The Police, Politicians & the Underworld fear the rise of anger against them in the Streets & will do anything in their power to suppress it.
Details
- Year
- 2014
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 80 mins
- Director
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Andrew Tiernan
- Producer
- Shona McWilliams
- Co-Producer
- Nick Reynolds
- Executive Producer
- Andrew Tiernan, Barr B. Potter
- Editor
- Shona McWilliams
- Screenwriter
- Andrew Tiernan
- Director of Photography
- Marac Kolodzinski
- Composer
- Nick Reynolds, Edward Rose
- Principal cast
- Andrew Tiernan, Ann Mitchell, Wayne Norman, Frank Boyce, Shona McWilliams, Ramon Tikaram, Nick Reynolds, Mark Wingett, Peter Lovstrom, Lucinda Rhodes-Flaherty, Jo Martin, Sean Cernow, Ricky Grover, Jessica Henwick
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Keeps on Burning Film
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