Gun of the Black Sun
Synopsis
Year’s later in modern day Bucharest, Loredana Anescu finds the gun among her dying Grandfather’s possessions. Long awaiting its re-emergence is Damian Lupescu, owner of Archangel Electronics, who has dreamed of using the power bestowed on the gun to restore fascism in Europe through the medium of modern technology.
Knowing nothing of its dark and mystical past, Loredana unwittingly gives the Luger to Irishman Axel O'Rourke, a Nightclub owner who runs a cigarette smuggling operation from Bucharest to London. Lupescu learns that Loredana has found the Luger and goes after her to get it, she escapes with Axel into the country. Lupescu's henchmen catch up with them, taking Loredana and the Luger, leaving Axel for dead. On learning the legend of the Luger, Axel is urged to follow Lupescu to destroy it. Back in London Axel tracks down Lupescu to put and end to his fanatical plan.
Details
- Year
- 2011
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 90 mins
- Format
- 35mm
- Director
-
Jeff Burr
- Producer
- Gary Douglas
- Executive Producer
- Andrew Stear
- Editor
- Bogdan Albu
- Screenwriter
- Peter Lee, Gary douglas
- Director of Photography
- Viorel Sergovici
- Production Designer
- Radu Corciova
- Sound
- Ian Richardson
- Composer
- Marius Baras
- Principal cast
- raGary Douglas, Ian Wright, Richard Lynch, Mihaela Sinca, Kristina Capga
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Luger the Movie Ltd
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UK
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