Project Detail

Frank

Synopsis

Rob and Charlie, childhood sweethearts, are engaged to be married. But when Charlie doesn't return home from a trip to London, England, Rob journeys from rural Montana to Central London to track her down.

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

London
UK

T +44 (0)7958 533 185

Frank Pictures Ltd

31 High Street
High Barnet
London EN5 5UW
UK

info@frankthemovie.com

Sales Company

Echelon Entertainment

1725 Victory Boulevard
Glendale, California
USA 91201

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