Project Detail

Everybody Loves Sunshine

Synopsis

Two sleek black Jaguars cruise through Manchester, loud beats pumping from the sound system. People turn to stare. They have all been waiting for this day: friends, family and enemies alike. The Warlords are out and ready to take control.





In the Pepperhill Estate, an ongoing battle rages between Triads and street gangs, fuelled by a quest for wealth, power, territory and respect but resulting only in violence. Ray and Terry, gang leaders, have been inside and in their absence the Triads have grown stronger and more daring. A revenge attack for the killing of gang member Kermit is called for and the gang turns to Terry and Ray for direction.





Cousins and lifelong friends, Ray and Terry have always trusted and relied on one another, but now Ray is talking of breaking the rules; he doesn't want to play gangsters anymore, he is looking for something else, something legitimate. But Terry, driven by an obsession far beyond friendship, is determined to make sure that Ray never leaves the gang.

Details

Year
1999
Type of project
Features
Format
35mm
Director
Andrew Goth
Producer
Guy Collins, Simon Johnson, Bjorg Veland
Director of Photography
Julian Morson
Principal cast
Goldie, David Bowie, Andrew Goth, Rachel Shelley
Executive Screen Writer
Andrew Goth

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Production Status

Production Company

Everybody Ltd c/o IAC Film & Television 23 Ransome's Dock 35/37 Parkgate Road London SW11 4NP Tel: 020 7801 9080 Fax: 020 7801 9081 Email: general@iacholdings.co.uk

Sales Company

IAC Film & Television as Production Company

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