Project Detail

Narcopolis

Synopsis

Grizzled cop Frank Grieves, struggles to keep his family together against a futuristic backdrop where recreational drugs are legal. When he delves too deeply into a case involving an unidentified corpse, he finds himself stifled by powerful government organisations. Soon caught up in a dangerous conspiracy Grieves finds that drug legalisation comes at a deadly price.
Edinburgh International Film Festival 2015 - World premiere

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Details

Year: 2015
Type of project: Features
Running time: 96 mins
Director: Justin Trefgarne 1st Feature
Producer: Daniel-Konrad Cooper, Elliot Cowan, Justin Trefgarne, Paula Turnbull, Eldar Turvey
Co-Producer: Paula Turnbull
Executive Producer: Eldar Tuvey
Editor: Jo Dixon, Robbie Morrison
Screenwriter: Justin Trefgarne
Director of Photography: Christopher Moon
Production Designer: Paul Booth, Takis
Sound: Robin Gerrard, Tim Surrey
Composer: Aleah Morrison, Matthew Wilcock
Principal cast: Elliot Cowan, Jonathan Pryce, Elodie Yung, Robert Bathurst, Molly Gaisford, James Callis, Cosima Shaw, Harry Lloyd

Genre

Action Horror Fantasy Sci-Fi

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

T Squared Films Ltd

Marble Arch Tower
55 Bryanston Street
London
W1H 7AA

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