Project Detail

Surveillance

Name: Surveillance
Director: Paul Oremland
Genre: Action, LGBTQIA+, Drama
Released: 2008
Duration: 86 mins

Synopsis

A casual encounter with a stranger brings our hero, Adam, to the attention of powerful, unseen forces. They take away his job as an IT teacher and follow his every move. Adam does not know it but the stranger he met in a bar planted evidence of an affair with a gay Royal. Forced to go on the run, Adam turns to the only two people he thinks he can trust: his disapproving father and a female reporter, Amy.

Amy was Adam's teenage girlfriend, and he broke her heart when he told her he was gay. With few resources, and an increasingly desperate and murderous adversary, Adam has to dig deep and become a hero as he searches for the truth.

Details

Year: 2008
Type of project: Features
Running time: 86 mins
Format: HD Cam
Director: Paul Oremland
Producer: Christopher Hird
Co-Producer: Christopher Hird
Editor: Nick Carew
Screenwriter: Kevin Sampson
Director of Photography: Alistair Cameron
Production Designer: Tim Sykes
Sound: John Avery
Composer: Helen Jane Long
Principal cast: Dawn Steele, Tom Harper

Genre

Action LGBTQIA+ Drama

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Blue Blood Films

65-71 Bermondsey Street
London SE1 3XF
UK

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