Ride the Snake
Synopsis
They enlist the reluctant help of Taran, Harper's stepson, to try Sebastian again and - when he is found guilty - to impose their own sentence. Their plans go awry when, with the aid of his daughter, Lilith, Sebastian is freed. But he doesn't leave. Sebastian and Lilith have other plans for the family who find themselves on trial, and have to endure a night of never ending surprises.
Details
- Year
- 2024
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 90 min
- Format
- Digital Anamorphic
- Director
-
Shani G
- Producer
- Amar Singh
- Executive Producer
- Balwant & Harjeet Grewal, Sukhminder Toor, Vanessa Hall, Robert Barrett, Han Grewal, Mina Barrett
- Editor
- Sandip Mahal
- Screenwriter
- Shani G
- Director of Photography
- Jamie Knights
- Production Designer
- Mel Wignall
- Sound
- Alex Stroud, Antony Brown
- Composer
- Sebastian Hyatt
- Principal cast
- Susanna Hamilton, Michael Maloney, Madhav Sharma, Miranda Nolan, Viraj Juneja, Francesca Baker
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Balhar Films Limited
SawasdeeBunker's Hill
Wisbech St Mary
Cambs
PE13 4SQ
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