Project Detail

Miles Away

Synopsis

In 1987 as BSE spreads across Britain and a mystical 'harmonic convergence' is foretold two gangsters Gill and Rokit roam the country seeking a place to lay low with their loot until things cool down.

What transpires takes them on a surreal journey to their ultimate destinies.

Maybe if David Lynch had remade The Wicker Man it would have looked something like this.

Details

Year
2011
Type of project
Features
Running time
82 mins
Format
HDCam
Director
Brendan McNamee 1st Feature
Producer
Brendan McNamee
Editor
Brendan McNamee
Screenwriter
Brendan McNamee
Director of Photography
Michael O' Halloran
Sound
Simon Thompson
Composer
Chris Delaney, Alexander Myers
Principal cast
Bryan Larkin, Tim Watson-Mitchell, Zoe Thorne, Theresa Bradley, Ben Norris

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Blunt Films Ltd

6A Palfrey Place
London SW8 1PA
UK

T +44 (0)207 582 6137

Sales Company

Centre Films Media Sales Ltd (Centre Media)

2 Langley Lane
London SW8 1TJ
UK

T +44 (0)208 566 2388

M+44 (0)7748 986 060

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