Offending Angels
Synopsis
'Sam' (Andrew Lincoln - Boston Kickout, Gangster No.1) and Baggy (Andrew Rajan - Loved Up, Savage Hearts) are true mates, intent on having a good time all of the time. All this changes when their respective Guardian Angels, 'Zeke' (Shaun Parkes - Human Traffic, Rage) and 'Paris' (Susannah Harker - White Mischief, Surviving Picasso) turn up. Before being incarnated as humans, Zeke used to be a squirrel and Paris a dolphin. Hardly the best of credentials - All this leaves 'Alison' Sam's platonic best friend, in the dark.
They are all on a journey, overseen by the Angels' Mentors, there to help them succeed. Paris needs to get Sam to rediscover his voice. Zeke has to help Baggy mend a broken heart. But Paris is falling in love with Baggy and Baggy isn't helping matters. Sam feels Baggy is ruining things, Alison thinks Sam wants Paris and in doing so, realises she wants him herself.
Zeke wants to help Baggy and Paris get together, but can't work out the right way. Paris is an Angel and must not fall for Baggy - Or can she? Paris has a choice between this world and the next. Sam has a song to sing to his true love. Alison has only to wait. Baggy must understand what love means and Zeke has to find the right way.
The Mentors look on: 'All will become clear'.
Details
- Year
- 2001
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 89 mins
- Format
- 35mm, Optical, Betacam Sp, Digi Beta, Kodak
- Director
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Andrew Rajan
- Producer
- Stanley Fink
- Executive Producer
- Stanley Fink
- Editor
- Roger Burgess, Catherine Fletcher
- Screenwriter
- Andrew Rajan, Tim Moyler
- Director of Photography
- Alvin Leong
- Sound
- Steve Haywood
- Composer
- Martin Ward
- Principal cast
- (alphabetically) Susannah Harker, Andrew Lincoln, Shaun Parkes, Andrew Rajan
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Pants Productions Limited
Contact: Andrew Rajan49 Arnold Road
Bow, London E3 4NU
UK
T 020 8983 1756
Sales Company
Guerilla Films Ltd.
Contact: David Wilkinson35 Thornbury Road
Isleworth, Middx TW7 4LQ
UK
T 020 8758 1716
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