Project Detail

Long Hour with Levi

Levi walks through a subway. Shot in Cowgate, Newcastle
George confronting Levi. shot in Gosforth Park, Newcastle

Synopsis

When Levi, an enforcer for a small time criminal faces a personal and professional crisis, his life coils into surveillance and insanity. After a failed execution attempt at the hands of unknown

Details

Year
2025
Type of project
Features
Running time
72 min
Format
Digital
Director
Joe Riley 1st Feature
Producer
Joe Riley
Editor
Joe Riley
Screenwriter
Joe Riley
Director of Photography
Joe Riley
Production Designer
Joe Riley
Sound
Joe Riley
Composer
Joe Riley, Scott Joplin, Jean Goldkette, Franz Gruber
Principal cast
Graham Singleton, Abid Shamim, Lee Riley, Umar Ghani, Satvinder Singh, Monica Pavezova
Make Up
Patrycja Nowacka

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