SSDD: Same Sh*t Different Day
Synopsis
Retaining both a social realist approach and a comedy delivery, the film is set to the backdrop of the recession in contemporary Britain, executed on a shoestring budget and marking a mature step forward for critically acclaimed auteur Greg Hall (The Plague, Kapital).
Details
- Year
- 2010
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 87 mins
- Format
- HD
- Director
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Greg Hall
- Producer
- Becky Finlay-Hall
- Editor
- Greg Hall
- Screenwriter
- Greg Hall and Cast
- Director of Photography
- Nicholas Winter
- Production Designer
- Caroline Perry
- Sound
- Jeet Thakrar
- Music
- Jehst
- Principal cast
- Samuel Anokye, Richard Oldham, Paul Marlon, Isaac Ewulo, Angela Hazeldine, Clare Barry
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Broke But Making Films
Sales Company
Broke But Making Films
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Kapital
Director: Greg Hall
Year: 2008
A unique collaboration between acclaimed young British writer and director Greg Hall and critically renowned composer and musician Steve Martland. Kapital is a gothic and uncompromising look at the darker crevasses of human nature and society. Following a cross section of characters lives, interweaved in a mosaic form over the turbulent course of one day, as they all deal with the demons and angels that haunt their harsh realities. An apocalyptic vision of modern day existence.
The Plague
Director: Greg Hall
Year: 2005
Welcome to the 21st century. A story of England told from inner city London. Set amongst a landscape of police wagons and estate blocks. Trapped in a world where hate breeds hate. A story seen through the eyes of four young multi-cultural friends. One city. One weekend. <br />
Communion
Director: Greg Hall
Year: 2013
Paul Marlon is Father Clemence, a man burned by his faith, taken to executing his own form of vigilante justice as he takes to the road, in search of retribution. But along the way, he is joined by Maria (Ana Gonzalez Bello), a hitch hiking punk, full of attitude, who is fleeing her home in Mexico City. Together, the odd couple embark on a roller coaster of adventure that is at times both harrowing and heart warming.