Kidnap Me
Synopsis
Ben and Charlie have it all - killer careers, great flat on the river, a tantalising sex life - but they're stuck in a rut.
Their efforts to keep the spark alive take them from swinging to dogging, but nothing is quite as expected! Ben has one last roll of the dice and books a 'Luxury Kidnap Experience' for Charlie's birthday.
Finally, all seems to be going to plan; but, who are these amateurs in balaclavas? Is that pee? And is Ben definitely sure he booked the spanking?
Details
- Year
- 2018
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 77 min
- Format
- Digital HD
- Director
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Ross Aitken, James Browning 1st Feature
- Producer
- Ross Aitken, James Browning
- Co-Producer
- n/a
- Executive Producer
- n/a
- Editor
- Andy Edwards
- Screenwriter
- Ross Aitken, James Browning
- Director of Photography
- Vini Curtis
- Production Designer
- Keith Slote
- Sound
- Lois Jones
- Composer
- James Consterdine, Elia Rulli
- Principal cast
- Daniel Curshen, Genna Foden, Ray Whelan, Ross F Sutherland, Tom Bonington
- 1st AD
- John Danvoye
- Camera Operators
- Richard Edwards-Earl, Fabrizio Accetulli
- Costume Designer
- Gabby Kovago
- Make-Up Designer
- Sammy Leigh
- Line Producer
- Mike Flack
- Animation
- Carlos Boellinger
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Kidnap Me Ltd
13 Tyndale RoadOxford
OX4 1JL
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