Latvia
Synopsis
James offers Bill partnership as he looks to cement his place in the criminal hierarchy but as negotiations breakdown, Bill’s drug-fuelled paranoia threatens to derail an already fragile alliance.
Set in London, LATVIA is an authentic portrait of dysfunctional lives characterised by risk-taking and violence. Shot on 16mm film, its raw hand-held photography and extreme close-ups give the story a pace and tension that propels it to a devastating climax.
Details
- Year
- 2013
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 84 mins
- Format
- 16mm
- Director
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Barry Derbyshire
- Producer
- Alexandra Ferguson
- Co-Producer
- Tim Wellspring
- Executive Producer
- Fergus Cotter, Jon Duncan, Grant Lee
- Editor
- Robbie Morrison
- Screenwriter
- Barry Derbyshire
- Director of Photography
- Vanessa Whyte, Luca Ciuti
- Sound
- Jussi Honka
- Composer
- Josh Grey-Jung
- Principal cast
- Jack Miguel, Stephen Joseph, Martha Mackintosh, Daniel Fleurie
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Sales Company
Amadeus Entertainment
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