Project Detail

Randall's Flat

Synopsis

One Thursday morning Randall, one of life's natural wasters, awakes to find the door to his flat jammed shut and that his ex-girlfriend, Tabby, wants to buy a kilo of coke, price no object. Enter Phil, Randall's best mate. Dangerous and psychotic some say, unless you live in a permanent drug induced haze and don't notice, as Randall does. Through Tommy, their schizophrenic dealer, they acquire the necessary amount of coke and set things up to sell it on at double the price. A fact they quite sensibly conceal from Tommy and his boss. Randall and Phil wait at the bar for the courier to show up with the gear.

The next morning Randall is wakened by Phil discovering a bloody corpse on the living room floor. This triggers a seemingly incomprehensible descent into confusion and death for them both. Threatened by an American drugs baron, fuelled with a cocktail of drink and drugs and spurred on by the promise of a £20,000 reward they struggle to discover the truth behind this bizarre turn of events.

Details

Year: 2001
Type of film: Features
Format: 35mm Fuji
Director: Chris Atkins
Producer: Ray Brady
Executive Producer: Ray Brady
Editor: Kamil Tchorek
Screenwriter: Chris Atkins
Director of Photography: Mark Duffield
Sound: Duncan Walsh
Music: Various
Principal cast: Peter Broome, Andrew Hoggarth, Abigail Good, Adam Smith, Kevin Rundle

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Stage to Screen Ltd.

Contact: Charles Auty
1st Floor, Boss House
11 Sugarhouse Lane
London E15 2QS
UK

T 020 8215 8010

info@s2s.co.uk

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