Good Cop
Synopsis
Filmmakers Doug Aubrey and Marie Olesen gained unique access to Tom in his final year before retirement after 29 years service in the Police, and captured a remarkable insight into a maverick Police Officer and his often unorthodox working methods.
'There's only one race so how can you co-ordinate one race?' (Tom Harrigan).
Details
- Year
- 2007
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 69 mins
- Format
- DV Cam
- Director
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Doug Aubrey
- Producer
- Ewan Angus (for BBC Scotland)
- Co-Producer
- Ewan Angus (for BBC Scotland)
- Editor
- Brian Welsh
- Director of Photography
- Doug Aubrey
- Sound
- John Cobban
- Composer
- Tigerstyle
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Autonomi Ltd
35 Old Dumbarton RoadGlasgow G3 8RD, Scotland
UK
T +44 (0)14 1357 7288
Sales Company
Autonomi Ltd
35 Old Dumbarton RoadGlasgow G3 8RD, Scotland
UK
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