Silent Hours
Synopsis
Aware that he is their mark, Duval leads the police in a shadow-dance as he purports to pursue his own search for the allusive killer and, with the aid of psychiatrist Dr Catherine Benson, uncover the tortured psychology that is motivating the murders. But as his investigations progress and his involvement deepens, what emerges exponentially from those shadows are disturbing revelations of Duval’s own past.
Silent Hours: the murderer is different from other human beings in degree not in kind.
Details
- Year
- 2015
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 155 mins
- Format
- 2K Digital
- Director
-
Mark Greenstreet
- Producer
- Emma Pounds
- Executive Producer
- Jonathan Willis, Grace Miglio, Peter Clayton, Ken Brown
- Editor
- Mark Greenstreet
- Screenwriter
- Mark Greenstreet
- Director of Photography
- Alfie Biddle
- Production Designer
- Sue Tanner
- Sound
- Henry Milliner
- Composer
- Guy-Roger Duvert
- Principal cast
- James Weber Brown, Indira Varma, Dervla Kirwan, Hugh Bonneville, Andrew Whipp, Timothy Watson, Annie Cooper, Susie Amy, Danny Webb, Gary Powell, Alistair Petrie
- Associate Producer
- Dervla Kirwan
- Marine Coordinator
- Ian Creed
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Gallery Pictures Ltd
Emma PoundsT: +44 (0)1730 823 992
E: info@gallerypictures.co.uk
www.gallerypictures.co.uk
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