Mersey Cop
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2000
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Director
-
Matt Routledge
- Dir
- Matt Routledge DV. 42mins. Prods: Routledge, Martin Holland. Scr: Routledge. DoP: Holland. Cast: Routledge, Kevin McMahon, Brian Hallet, Chris Carney.
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Eternal Storm Pictures ‘Brambles’, HR Tree Lane Aughton West Lancashire L39 7HH, UK Tel: 01704 840389 Fax: 01704 840389 E-mail: matthew@eternal-storm.co.uk
Page updates
This page was last updated on 12th May 2025. Please let us know if we need to make any amendments or request edit access by clicking below.
See also
You may also be interested in other relevant projects in the database.
Fist of Justice
Director: Matt Routledge
Year: 2006
Taunted by his peers for his Americanised 'cop' persona, Connor Phillips (Matt Routledge) is unequalled in the art of fighting crime. Turning chopsticks, trouser belts and socks into unusual weapons to combat crime, he is a walking advertisement for the Merseyside Police. However, the kung fu kicking detective's skills are put to the test when a new gangster, Felix Danno, places a nerve gas bomb in Liverpool's city centre, hell bent on revenge. After some deadly games of cat and mouse, Connor faces a race against the clock to locate the bomb and save his home town from destruction.
The Short Life of Jaxon Blume
Director: Oliver Walker
Year: 2026
Two brothers embark on the journey of a lifetime to see the ocean, all while being hunted down by a detective for a murder they may or may not have committed.
Lluest
Director: Gareth Bryn
Year: 2028
Eryri, North Wales, 1780. Maggie Jenkins has spent her life caring for her dying father in isolation. When he finally dies, she sees a chance to escape the life of duty that has defined her. But then her brother Endaf, long presumed dead, returns through the snow with a wounded Algerian soldier in tow. Welcomed home as a hero, Endaf soon reveals himself to be cold, controlling and dangerous. When the village takes Maggie’s home and inheritance from her and gives them to Endaf, she is pushed to the brink. Set against the brutal winter landscape of 18th-century North Wales, LLUEST is an elemental revenge drama about a woman forced to fight for her freedom — and what happens when she finally refuses to be silenced.