In the name of...
Synopsis
Ona starts judo training as a new fad in order to maintain the interest of her fans in her. Hon in addition to her obsessive judo training, also works as a bouncer in the lap dance club where Jude appears. Jude lands an offer she cannot refuse.
A company producing the most expensive diamonds in the world is experiencing a decline in sales and is looking for a strategy to turn it around. It has hired one of the most experienced PR experts in the field.
Suddenly opportunities present themselves, which could change the lives of the three women beyond all recognition putting their true motivations and passions to the test.
A thought provoking film that challenges everybody’s perception of success.
Details
- Year
- 2007
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 90 mins
- Format
- HiDef, 35mm
- Director
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Beata Hughes 1st Feature
- Producer
- Simon Goldman, Mari Jed, Gary McGwyer
- Executive Producer
- Beata Hughes
- Editor
- Lukasz Buzuk, Krzysztof Raczynski
- Screenwriter
- Beata Hughes
- Director of Photography
- Radoslaw Pelczynski
- Production Designer
- Marcello de Campos
- Sound
- Vincent Watts
- Principal cast
- Melissa Collier, Laurel Andrews, Ata Ali, Guy Fearon
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Tiger Ventures LLP
PO Box 50 425London W8 9AD
UK
info@tigerventures.co.uk
Sales Company
Tiger Ventures LLP
PO Box 50 425London W8 9AD
UK
info@tigerventures.co.uk
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