Project Detail

Nine Days of Hell

Synopsis

Nine Days of Hell is a pulp film following two policemen in their hunt for a serial killer in London. Following the death of an investor, detectives Galloway and Kahn look into the investment bank Bernstein and Shah. Bicker, a manager there, wants to end the murderous way of life he has been living with his PA and fellow cohort in murder Antinori. But she doesn't want to let go and lures Bicker into killing again. As the detectives are getting closer to Bicker, he kills detective Kahn - setting up Antinori with the murder. The film climaxes in a Timecode-style finale shot in real time using four cameras to follow the key protagonists, Bicker, Antinori, Galloway and Van Doon, to the showdown.

Details

Year: 2005
Type of film: Features
Running time: 92 mins
Format: Mini DV
Director: Martin Stitt
Producer: Julia Kunze
Editor: Martin Stitt
Screenwriter: Farhan Quershi, Martin Stitt
Director of Photography: Tim Metzger
Sound: Haresh Patel
Music: Dan Ecclestone
Principal cast: Marek Larwood, Gareth Jones, Gary Reynolds, Lara Parmiani, Maeve Rutten

Genre

Action Drama

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Sprig Productions Ltd

The Coach House
346 Cavendish Road
London SW12 0PJ
UK

T+44 (0)20 8772 1377

julia@sprigproductions.co.uk

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www.sprigproductions.co.uk

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