Mission London
Synopsis
With the event fast approaching, Varadin, desperate to secure the Queen, seeks help from PR firm 'Famous Connections', unaware that they provide celebrity look-alikes for the fulfilment of their clients' sexual fantasies. He discovers the truth only a day before the concert and Madame Selianova is already on her way to London.
Unknown to Varadin, the embassy cook, BANICHAROV is helping an ex-Soviet criminal and unsuccessful Bulgarian actor store a dozen stolen ducks in the embassy freezers, but unknowing to them the ducks are GPS chipped and Scotland Yard are hot on their tracks.
To complicate matters, Varadin fancies the gorgeous KATIA - the embassy cleaner by day and stripper by night, and she’s been offered a job at 'Famous Connections' as a Princess of Wales look-alike; Varadin has no clue as to Katya's work beyond the embassy walls.
Details
- Year
- 2011
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 100 mins
- Format
- 35 mm
- Director
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Dimitar Mitovski
- Producer
- Michael L Cowan, Sean O' Kelly, Jason Piette, David Rogers
- Co-Producer
- László Kántor, Simon Markham, Antov Ognen, Bob Portal, Fredrik Zander
- Editor
- Marko Glusac
- Screenwriter
- Alek Popov, Dimitar Mitovski, Delyana Maneva
- Principal cast
- Julian Vergov, Lubomir Neykov, Alan Ford, Tomas Arana
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
SIA Advertising
Sofia, Bulgaria48 Shipka Str
Sofia 1504
Bulgaria
T +35 994 45322
sia@sia.bg
Új Budapest Filmstudió
Sales Company
Stealth Media Group
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