Frank
Synopsis
Along the way he meets pimps, drug dealers, mob bosses and professional hitmen; when Rob finally finds Charlie, she's a different woman - and has no desire to return with him. Stuck in a foreign country with no money and no friends, Rob takes the only job on offer - as an assistant to a professional hitman!
Details
- Year
- 2007
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 94 mins
- Format
- Super 16mm
- Director
-
Stephen James Bland
- Producer
- Lionel Hicks
- Co-Producer
- Lionel Hicks
- Editor
- Stephen james Bland
- Screenwriter
- Stephen James Bland
- Director of Photography
- Matt Ryman
- Production Designer
- Elliot Cowan
- Sound
- Lionel Hicks
- Composer
- Balance of Power, Tamrah Aeyrn, Lionel Hicks
- Principal cast
- James Powell, Graham Bowe, Helena Roman, Christian Finn
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
SjB Imperial Film Ltd
LondonUK
T +44 (0)7958 533 185
Frank Pictures Ltd
31 High StreetHigh Barnet
London EN5 5UW
UK
info@frankthemovie.com
Sales Company
Echelon Entertainment
1725 Victory BoulevardGlendale, California
USA 91201
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