Sugarhouse
Synopsis
In a derelict warehouse, the transaction is underway. But D stalls, he is loving the rarity of a captive audience for his incessant, high-octane chatter. Elsewhere, local crime Kingpin Hoodwink (Andy Serkis) explodes with anger. He has been robbed in his own home, and he wants the culprit and his property back - now.
Bursting into the warehouse, Hoodwink is quick to lay into D with the beating of a lifetime. Tom intervenes, and for his efforts, he too, receives a savage beating from Hoodwink.
Desperate for his life, D points the finger at three others. Hoodwink leaves to continue his rampage elsewhere, but both D and Tom know it's only a matter of time before Hoodwink discovers the truth about the gun - and returns to find it, and them.
With the impending threat of Hoodwink on their backs, D and Tom play an intense game of cat and mouse, scrambling to cut a deal and make sense of the very lives they may be about to lose .
Details
- Year
- 2007
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 90 mins
- Format
- HiDef
- Director
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Gary Love 1st Feature
- Producer
- Arvind Ethan David, Michael Riley, Oliver Milburn, Ben Dixon, Matthew Justice, Rachel Connors
- Editor
- Peter Davies
- Screenwriter
- Dominic Leyton
- Director of Photography
- Daniel Bronks
- Production Designer
- Caroline Story
- Principal cast
- Steven Macintosh, Ashley Walters, Andy Serkis
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Slingshot Studios
Ealing StudiosEaling Green
London W5 5EP
UK
T+44 (0)20 8758 8422
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