Project Detail

Looted

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©Looted Film Ltd

Synopsis

In a post-industrial port town that has long since seen the back of economic prosperity, car-jacker Rob gets in over his head, thanks to his best friend Leo’s bad influence and is arrested boosting a car that is laden with drugs. This destroys Rob’s already fragile relationship with his dying dad, Oswald, whom he cares for at home.
Official Selection Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival 2019 - First Feature Competition - World premiere

Details

Year: 2019
Type of project: Features
Running time: 85 min
Format: Digital
Director: Rene Pannevis 1st Feature
Producer: Jennifer Eriksson, Jessie Mangum
Executive Producer: Keith Morris, Melissa Simmonds, Patrick Fischer, Richard Kondal
Editor: Christian Sandino-Taylor, Dave Silver
Screenwriter: Rene Pannevis, Kefi Chadwick
Director of Photography: Aadel Nodeh-Farahani
Production Designer: Luke Moran-Morris
Composer: Tony Coote, Philip Achile
Principal cast: Charley Palmer-Rothwell, Thomas Turgoose, Tom Fisher, Morgane Polanski, Anders Hayward

Genre

Drama

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

A Looted Film Limited production. Commissioned by Microwave, a Film London initiative. Supported by BBC Films and BFI

Looted Film Limited

Jessie Mangum, Jennifer Eriksson
International House
St. Katharine’s Way
London
E1W 1UN

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