Salvation
Synopsis
Exploring the world of male influencer culture and how it might be affecting the young men who come into its orbit, SALVATION blends mounting tension, dark comedy and a forensic focus on its protagonist to explore the very modern story of a delusional life coach spiralling out of control.
Details
- Year
- 2026
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 91 min
- Director
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Tom Nicoll 1st Feature
- Producer
- Dom Riley, Tom Nicoll, Scott Trotter
- Editor
- Raluca Petre
- Screenwriter
- Tom Nicoll
- Director of Photography
- Alex Grigoras
- Production Designer
- Alice Cousins
- Sound
- Marian Balan
- Composer
- Salla Luhtala
- Principal cast
- Liam Harkins, Stephen McMillan, Kathleen McDermott, Conor McCarron
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Supported by Creative Scotland
Lane Films
6 Atholl CrescentPerth
PH1 5JN
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